The world as I see it
We had just one black rhino sighting while we were in Africa. In the mid-1900's, black rhinos were plentiful. In the 1960's settlers killed off a large number of the rhino population. By 1970, there were an estimated 65,000 black rhinos that could be found throughout sub-Saharan Africa. But in eastern Africa, 90 percent of …
The cubs spent a lot of time crawling over mom and playing. When it came time to eat, they joined her.
These little cubs didn't seem to be afraid of anything. Of course, mom was close by and kept close watch.
The little lion cubs tried to show us how fierce they were. They were playing in front of our vehicles when one stopped and "roared" at us . . . although it was more of a squeak than a roar. They were so darn cute.
One afternoon we went near the Kenya/Tanzania border hoping to find a pair of cheetah brothers who had been known to travel in that area. No luck finding them, but we did find a lioness and her three small cubs. They were the cutest little things and they were all over mom. We spent quite …
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