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A lioness contemplating to jump in our vehicle. Chobe National Park, Botswana© (c) Norbert Berndt
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Quite a sobering sight: One unlucky juvenile elephant who fell victim to the dietary needs of the lions. Unlike in the documentaries that you can see on TV, these lions were quite well behaved: They didn''t fight over the food, they just took turns. Chob© (c) Norbert Berndt
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On the way to the Chobe National Park© (c) Norbert Berndt
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One day later we were happy to run into the pride we encountered the previous day. They were in good spirits, and this little guy provided quite a spectacle with his grimaces. Okavango Delta, Botswana© (c) Norbert Berndt
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Portrait of a big cat. An exceptionally beautiful animal, I find. This is the same lion as in the previous shot. Okavango Delta, Botswana© 2015 Norbert Berndt
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This lion, in collaboration with his sister, took over the zebra that was killed by the pride consisting of two adult females with their cubs. Okavango Delta, Botswana© (c) Norbert Berndt
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A group of 6 giraffes carefully observing a pair of lions guarding a zebra. Okavango Delta, Botswana© (c) Norbert Berndt
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She seems to say "Don't even think about stealing my lunch"© (c) Norbert Berndt
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Hi Paul, I would have never known unless you had told me. I'm honored! -
We saw this family of lions on the morning of Oct 15, 2016 feeding on a zebra. Later that afternoon, they had disappeared from the immediate neighborhood, and their zebra kill had been stolen by a pair older, more experienced lion siblings (a brother with© 2015 Norbert Berndt
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On that fateful day, Oct 15, 2016, we ran into a pride consisting of two adult females and four cubs. The reddish-grayish color of their coats are the result of them rummaging through the interior of a zebra they had killed earlier that morning. This litt© (c) Norbert Berndt
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Zebras on alert. Okavango Delta, Botswana© (c) Norbert Berndt
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These oversized cows are supposedly more dangerous than big cats. But unless you run into solitary angry old males, you should be OK. Okavango Delta, Botswana© (c) Norbert Berndt
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A herd of Cape buffalo became aware of our approach and stopped in their tracks, only to run away ia couple of minutes later. Okavango Delta, Botswana© (c) Norbert Berndt
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Two saddle-billed storks performing a mating dance. Okavango Delta, Botswana© (c) Norbert Berndt
