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Fauna - on the introductory picture of this gallery you can see squelched African galleyworm on the path near
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A butterfly sitting on a stone near the Victoria Falls.
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An African dragonfly near the shore of Zambezi River. |
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Turtles in a small water pool. Kruger Park. |
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Detail of the african partridge, Kruger Park. |
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This interesting bird with red beak is hornbill. Kruger
Park. |
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An overgrown hen. This half-meter animal eats snakes and
scorpions. Kruger Park. |
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Pewits were often to see. |
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Piglets grazing right in center of Victoria Falls City. |
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The pig ran out of the bush rigt in front of us.
We were quite scared. |
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A lioness appeared on the road in Kruger Park early in the morning. |
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Later we had a good luck and saw almost entire lion's gang.
Kruger Park. |
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An African Elephant. Kruger Park. |
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We met an elephant while we were walking nearby the Victoria
Falls City. |
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This is his huge rear.
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Rhinoceros, Kruger Park. |
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Hippos have nothing to do. They are laying about the river
bank. Kruger Park. |
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Two hippos started to move. Their backs are decorated with the water weeds from pool, that is in
forefront. Kruger Park. |
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After we have seen this hyena we had to change our opinion about them. It has a beautiful fur and looks very peacefully.
Kruger Park. |
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Another hyena, this time laying.
Kruger Park. |
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Zebra. It was a pitty that it was showing us only it´s striped
back. Kruger Park. |
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Two impalas in the Kruger Park. On two million hectares of this reservation lives over 140 000 of them. |
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Detail of impala. Kruger Park. |
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This impala was quirte tame and let us to make a picture from a small distance.
Kruger Park. |
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Koodoo, Kruger Park. |
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Herd of the gnus. Kruger Park. |
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Overgrown lizard, which was warming itself on the stone at the bank of the
dried-up brook. Kruger Park. |
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Crocodile sunbathing on the stone. Kruger Park. |
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A young giraffe. Kruger Park. |
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Giraffe has a long neck, but it has seven cervical vertebraes - the same amount as a man.
Kruger Park. |
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Young jocko plays with grass-blade. Kruger
Park. |
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Monkey, which is picking out plastic bags from baskets
in the area of the Victoria. Falls on the Zambian side. |
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Jocko (Vervet monkey) on it´s rear legs. It
wasn't so brassy, how people usually say. Kruger Park. |
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Jocko begging for dainties. Masvingo, Zimbabwe. |
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