The Edge of Africa has many different species of animals indigenous to Africa. The gorilla, lion and hyena's can be viewed at the beginning on a walk (with windows in between). For the rest of the tour you had to be on one of their tours or on the train.
The gorilla's were fantastic. This is a momma gorilla looking on after her baby (below) had just gone off to play.


The Majestic Lion sunbathing.

The hyena is a much larger animal that I had expected. Larger than a dog and closer to the size of the female lion.

We just missed a picture of the hippo with his mouth wide open, but this was a pretty good shot.

You can walk right in to the Bird Garden where there are over 500 species of African Birds. Dave got a picture of two of them that lighted on my hand, but unfortunately the camera focused on the person behind me.


There is a sign over these birds warning that they ARE NOT TAME birds, so we didnt' try to get up close and personal with these guys.
1 comment:
Oh cool! If you ever come to South Africa we'll have to show you the lion and hippo in their natural habitat! :) And maybe a giraffe and a couple rhino, zebra and even a leopard if your lucky!
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