Look how Big we have gotten

I am going to be just like my Dad

I can see you too

What is behind the tree

Cute

Just a quick rest 

Is is sore if I bite your tail?

Come Back

I love you Mom

Photos by Steve Everett

I Wish I Could Fly

The Mocking Wind Sock

 If we Run fast enough I am sure we can make it

G n' T Anyone!!!

Photos by Steve Everett

Tiny Critters

The Golden Orb Web Spider is not the largest spider, but makes the largest and strongest web. It gets its name from the golden colour of its silk

The silk is so strong that it can trap small birds, which the spider doesn't eat. These trapped creatures often destroy the web by thrashing around. To avoid such damage, the spider often leaves a line of insect husks on its web (like the safety strip across glass doors!); or builds smaller barrier webs around the main web

The Water Monitor is capable of growing up to 3.21 metres in length, with the average size of most adults at 1.5 metres long. Maximum weight of can  be over 25 kilograms, but most are half that size.

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Photos by Steve Everett

Watch the Water Level

Elephants drink on average about 160L of water a day. 

These bulls are in the early 20's. - 

Photos by Steve Everett

Flying Serval

 

  

Photos by Steve Everett

 Servals are characterized by tawny, black-spotted coats and a long neck and legs to see over savanna grasses. They have large ears and an acute sense of hearing Servals eat a great variety of prey including rodents, birds, reptiles, frogs and insects. They catch much of their prey by leaping high into the air and pouncing but have also been seen reaching into burrows with their long forelimbs, or hooking fish out of water.

Majestic Young Lions on Nambiti

 Photos by Steve