This herd of elephants came walking towards our vehicle, so naturally we stopped, watched, and clicked away with our cameras. The adults lead the way, with the baby elephants trailing.
These giraffes stood like a pair of bookends towering above the brush, with the slopes of Ngorongoro Crater providing an attractive backdrop.
Seregeti is Swahili for "endless plain." Indeed it is. The Serengeti is about the size of the State of Connecticut. It was formed by the lava flow from the eruption of the volcano that is now Ngorongoro Crater, the world's largest crater, which is about 10 miles (16 km) across.
These two adolescent elephants were fighting like typical teenagers.
These Thompson's gazelles also squared off to butt heads.
4 comments:
those adolescent giraffes look suspiciously like elephants. perhaps they were wearing camouflage.
Gorgeous pictures! I noticed the same thing as bratcat.
Judy and Bratcat,
Thank you for noticing the mistake, which has now been corrected.
I would like to say that it was just a test to see if you were reading the captions, but that would not fool you.
This is why I love Africa so very much! Your photos make it justice.
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