South Africa
Hippo near Skukuza-Lower Sabie Rd
Hippo, from the ancient Greek for "river horse".
Hippo near Skukuza-Lower Sabie Rd
Hippopotamuses can run faster than a human on land.
There are several subspecies of vervet monkeys, but generally the body is a greenish-olive or silvery-gray.
Lunch time for a Zebra and Giraffe
Skukuza, Kruger National Park
Skukuza, Kruger Park, South Africa
This elephant was as big as our van and we were perhaps a little too close to him.
A giraffe's legs are about 6 feet long.
Impala casually walk by us as I shoot a few pictures. Kruger National Park, South Africa.
Lots of food to chose from! They eat leaves, grass, fruit, vegetables, and tree bark.
Skukuza, Kruger National Park
Kruger National Park, South Africa
Warthog (member of the pig family)
Nkuhlu Picnic Site, Kruger National Park
Bull Elephant
Both male and female African elephants have tusks.
Burchell's Zebra's in Kruger Park, South Africa
Hippo near Skukuza-Lower Sabie Rd
Caught a glimpse of these Hippopotamuses and stopped to get a few pictures.
Elephant Video. Click Play to watch.
Warthog (member of the pig family)
African Elephant Shot on a Kodak "Z1485 IS" by Geeta
Skukuza - Lower Sabie Rd, Kruger Park, South Africa
Elephants have four molars; each weighs about 11 lbs and measures about 12 in long.
Its name comes from the four large wart-like protrusions found on the head of the warthog.
Kruger National Park
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