Well-spotted 10
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| Credit: Naturalist Eki |
Male Grevy's zebra tend to live alone, mating with passing females and not forming a herd - maybe that explains their forlorn expression particularly as the male Common zebra is inclined to include Grevy's females in his own herds. Cross-breeding is threatening the future of the Grevy's zebra as a whole.
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| Credit: Martin Lokoro Longorkit |
Martin is fascinated by the lizards that live under his roof and spend their day sunning themselves on his wall; not so much living life in the shadows, but living life just underneath it.
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| Eggs of the Three-Banded Plover Credit: John Ekaran |
The 'nest' of the Three-Banded Plover is not so much sparse as non-existent and consists only of a slight dip in the ground. Their survival depends on the constant attention - and stillness - of their parents as they take it in turns to sit on the eggs.
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| Giant Dung Beetle Credit: John Ekaran |
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| Credit: David Saruni |
How to hide a large elephant...
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| Credit: David Saruni |
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| Credit: David Saruni |
Elephants taking a bath - and not coming out any cleaner!
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| Credit: Mohamed Iribo |
and an adult...
Simon (Lelaki's) video was much more sinister...don't open if you are afraid of s-n-a-k-e-s.
and finally, Brown captured this amazing video of the African Wild Dogs - turn the volume up and watch you pet dog's and cat's faces!
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