Here is one from the jungle.
And here are some hanging around water.
They come in all sizes. Credit for the group of four again goes to our travel group member, Kristian. He has a great eye for the right moment.
My personal favorites are pictures that include a lone Acacia tree or verdant green grass.
And, let's take a look at the lions. We found them in several places. This group of four females had a total of ten cubs playing around them. We probably spent 45 minutes or more watching them.
Toward the end of our time with them, these two elephants that we had photographed earlier came strolling into the picture.
In case you wonder how things go when elephants and lions want to occupy the same ground, there is a good YouTube video here.
We saw other lions lying on rocks and logs.
This one was in a tree watching the nearby zebras.
Eventually, she came down from the tree and headed off toward the zebras and some nearby gazelles.
You might be curious about how close we were to these elephants and cats. These pictures will give you a good idea.
As I was taking that picture on the left, someone in our vehicle asked, "can lions jump?"
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I love that first elephant photo. I guess I'd like to know if elephants can jump, too ;-)
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