Animals? In Africa?
I don't know what she was thinking. Like did she do ANY research at all about where she was going and the circumstances? Fences are forbidden in the National Parks, sooooo....
Appropriate. I'd never heard of them.
Nor had I! I thought that there were some on the Disney Safari, but I looked it up and apparently not
I can imagine. I mean... how often do you see lions in the wild????
Like...only in Africa!
Well, sure. Typical male. He
made the cubs... rest is up to her.
Except she "made it" for hmmm <looks up lion gestation>... 4 months.
Tag, you're it!
Spider lizard, spider lizard. Does whatever a spider lizard does.*
*To the tune of spider pig... which is to the tune of Spiderman song from the cartoon series.

I know exactly that reference!
Hiya, Hyrax!
Cute little thing.
They'd make a cute stuffed animal for a kid. I mean, not a real one, but like a build-a-bear deal.
Fancy schmancy! You guys are really not roughing it!
No, indeed! I mean, sure the dusty, bumpy truck was about the extent of "roughing it", but that wasn't bad at all!
Whoops!
Yeah, you don't want to be the main course.
No...
<stomp>
I can see why. I think Africa, I don't think of tortoises.
Not just sheer numbers of animals but a wonderful variety too.
At first glance, I thought they were monkeys!
HA! I can see that. I loved how they are all in a row.
OMG... Cuteness overload. I want one.
See?! So stinking cute!
Great shot!
Thanks. I'd seen a zillion zebras but this one was in the right light and gave a nice pose.
I've actually heard the term, but just assumed it was spelled "Must". Now I know.
It was fun to do more research on the phenomenon. I learned a lot about what I was seeing even after the fact.
Like this shot. Not one you usually see. Which makes it more interesting.
I liked it too because it really "tells a story".
One of my better shots.
You've been very lucky. Seeing cheetahs in the wild has been a bucket-list item of mine since I was a little kid.
Then I'd say it's definitely worth a trip for you.
I bet! How could you contain yourselves after all you'd seen that day!
It was definitely adventure-filled! So much to see there, and all so interesting!
I get that you don't want a mouse in your house, but... sheesh. Not really worthy of much of a fuss in a tent.
Correct!
I'm finding this out. Your TR sure has changed my mind about what Africa is like!
My work here is done!
