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| Zebras are just one breed of animal that wander around the park and there are hundreds of them. |
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| So too the giraffes but on this occasion we got very close to this one. |
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| This is a dik dik, the smallest of the antelope family. |
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| A baboon. |
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| More thompson's gazelle. |
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| Mongooses |
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| We arrived up north eventually at Lobu camp where the great migration herds were starting the long journey. |
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| Zebras leading the migration - they are more intelligent so the wilderbeest follow. |
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| Wilderbeest |
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| Whilst driving we came across a herd of twenty elephants - it was quite spectacular. |
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| For some reason the warthogs are hilarious to watch, they walk like they are wearing high heels. |
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| Buffalo Carcass |
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| On the way to camp we caught a glimpse of a lioness carrying her cubs to a safer place. |
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| Baby giraffes with their mother. |
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| We saw this hyrax walking through the car park where we stopped for lunch. |
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| This one was up a tree. |
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| That night we camped right out in the middle of the Serengeti and amongst all the strange sounds we heard, the most distinctive was a lion's roar. |
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