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What is new, gnu? A wildebeest eyes us as we stop to watch during a safari drive at Schotia Safari Park. They're called gnu because of the noise they make.
Let sleeping rhinos lie. A white rhino lounging in the late afternoon.
As we drove around in an open air Landy, our guide, Rainier, did a quick u-turn. Over the radio, a maintenance worker announced that the lions had killed a wildebeest.
The alpha male lion was not at the kill, and this younger 5-year-old took over that role. A juvenile male relative waited a short distance away, kept from feeding by this lion.
The hungry juvenile male, watching a short distance away. Later, when the older male was not looking, he snuck in to feed.
One of the newest members of the pride.
The larger male lion stands guard, watching as the others feed.
A cub on the kill.
Family Feast. Sort of like Thanksgiving dinner, only more primal.
