Africa's Super Seven Page #2
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way back to his brother.
The Lionps roar is a simple but
effective way to announce himself.
He can be heard eight kilometers away.
The Leopard hears him... and no doubt
so do plenty of potential prey.
With sundown approaching
the time to make his move.
He is perfectly at home in the trees.
No otherAfrican big cat
can climb like this.
and incredibly powerful legs
that can pull him through the branches.
Itps been three days since he last fed.
The late afternoon shadows
will be perfect cover.
The buffalo can't stay long in the water--
they don't want to
be caught here at night.
They must drink their fill and be gone.
For the pregnant cow the
water is a great relief,
helping her take off some weight.
For the rest, life is good ...
... with only a few minor irritations.
This lazy afternoon wallow
is a favorite buffalo pastime.
... if it wasnpt for a few
unwanted neighbors.
The Leopard is headed their way.
And from the other direction
comes one of the lion brothers.
This isn't good.
Just one spooked buffalo can start a panic.
The pregnant cow must stay
with the herd at all costs.
Any sign of weakness could spark an attack.
Fortunately the Lion brother
is just passing through...
...but it's time for the
buffalo to be on their way
to the higher grassland where the
night time temperature will be warmer,
and it will be easier
to protect themselves.
They donpt need the chilling lion's roar
to remind them to move ...
The two brothers are in peak condition
but only rarely display
their awesome power.
They prefer to let the
femalesps eize the day'
and only show up when dinner's served.
Back at the pride, the lionesses
have a rude awakening.
The Bull Elephant has decided to
throw his weight in their direction.
Heps not showing signs of aggression yet
but he's uncomfortably close...
the lions may not know till
itps too late if he charges.
Best to give him a wide berth...
and take the cubs too.
The lions aren't happy
but every cloud has a silver lining ...
...theypve stumbled onto an early dinner...
Wildebeest ... who are blissfully
unaware of whatps approaching.
The leading lioness takes up her position.
She'll signal when to attack...
But she collides with one of her own!
It's a disaster.
But a lucky escape for the wildebeest.
Humiliated for the second time today,
the gang will be all the more
determined to kill tonight.
Not too far away, and not too
long into his daily patrol,
the leopard encounters
his skittish neighbor....
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