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African Elephant. Elephants at the Sabie River. The African elephant is one of "The Big Five," the five animals considered the most dangerous and difficult to hunt. The others are the Cape Buffalo, rhino, lion and leopard.

Lioness (Panthera leo). Serengeti National Park, Tanzania.

Aquila private game reserve is located about 2 hours drive from Cape Town, making it one of the closest places to the city to see the "big five". These traditionally included lions, rhinos, buffalo, elephant and leopard for their difficulty to hunt and kill with older rifle and bow technology. Sadly nowadays rifle and bullet tech makes this too easy, and gives rise to "canned hunting" for tourism. Here at the Aquila reserve they also run a resuce and rehabilitation programme for "canned animals" including one leopard rescued from such a scheme.

The Big Five and others! Taken in Timbavati Game Reserve, Limpopo, South Africa

African bush elephant (Loxodonta africana)

 

This lion had just been evicted from his pride by another male pair. His brother was killed in the proceses.

Cheetah in the Masai Mara, April 2017

The most familiar sight of lions :-))

 

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Amboseli National Park, Kenya. May 2019.

An Arboreal Leopard, Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya. 1999馬塞馬拉國家公園獵豹棲樹上3

Leopard, Ngala game reserve, South Africa

African Elephant. The African elephant is one of "The Big Five," the five animals considered the most dangerous and difficult to hunt. The others are the Cape Buffalo, rhino, lion and leopard.

African elephants during green season at the Masai Mara. Jan 2019.

African Lion (female). After the waterbuck foiled their attack, the lionesses turned their attention to a herd of Impala.

Different sizes all going one direction. Water. Chobe River, Botswana

Rhion Preserve Area, Liwonde National Park, Malawi. 1997 JB威士忌公司贊助在馬拉留旺地國家公園設立犀牛保護區.

The King of the jungle was seen sitting under a shade of a small bush in Masai Mara..He has some attitude as I waited long enough for him to look at me to give me eye contact...but no way...anyway his looks are weird.Maybe he is timing something far on the opposite side.

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Lionne à l'affut Kenya

Kenya - September 2013

Mombasa

Maasai Mara, Governors Camp

Haller Park

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