My Scholarship Entry - A 'place' I have visited

My Scholarship entry - Surviving Tanzania

TANZANIA | Monday, 24 November 2014 | Views [493] | View Larger Image

Life in the hippo pool is brutal. This particular hippopotamus took some time out from the dirty water and allowed the Oxpeckers to do what they do best – picking any parasites and insects from the hippopotamuses back and open wounds.

Each one with its own unique ‘fingerprint’ of stripes – the humble zebra survives the wilds of the Serengeti by strength in numbers. These two lazily walked by as part of a large herd – I couldn’t resist the photo, they may have safety in numbers, but if separated, they become quite vulnerable.

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This pair of Agama Lizards were soaking in the sunshine on a kopje in the Serengeti. It may not have been his only partner though as Agama lizards are polygamous. These two were sticking close to the crevices in the rocks, making a quick get-away easier if an aerial predator appeared.

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