073 A hippo grazing on the bank of the Rufiji River
074 A pod of hippopotamus in the shallow water of the Rufiji River - Selous
075 This elephant was caught as he crossed the Rufiji river
076 Close up of bull elephant fresh out of the river which he had crossed to look for palm nuts
077 A Common Waterbuck, distinguished by the white circular mark on his rear. Some say it's a target for lions to aim at!
078 These Baboons were enjoying each others company
079 Portrait of a Maasai giraffe. These animals give Selous its nickname of Giraffic Park
080 A Giraffe at Lake Siwandu. This one had lost his tail, probably as a result of a lion attack
081 A small herd of Lichtenstein's hartebeeste, normally found in the miombo woodlands to the South
082 There were a lot of impala bucks defending small territories from each other
083 A small group of wildebesste take it easy in the shade of a jackalberry tree. "Migration - what Migration?"
084 Wildebeeste moving through the terminalia and acacia bush
085 Plains zebras and wildebeeste. Possibly this is the Crawshay's subspecies
086 Ground squirrels were very tame and lived in Impala Camp in Selous
087 Vervet monkeys are very common throughout East Africa
088 Maasai giraffe striding through the terminalia woodland
089 Greater kudu by the side of Lake Siwandu
090 Greater kudu posing for the camera
091 We found a pack of five African wild dogs in a commiphora thicket
092 African hunting gog showing the hugely powerful jaws. Size for size it has a stronger bite than a lion
093 The hunting dog is not strong enough to take a full grown giraffe, but the young ones give them a wide berth
094 The bushbuck is generally quite shy and so we only got a fleeting glimpse of this male before it ran off
095 I wondered if these three waterbuck were sisters
096 These Hippopotomuses watched us drift past in our boat at Lake Siwandu