Huge Bull Elephant Mock ChargeJayStaceSafari2010-02-11 | This enormous bull elephant gave us a mock charge and we got out of his way!Baby Topi Takes First Steps Moments After BirthJayStaceSafari2012-09-13 | Baby Topi Antelope Takes First Steps Just Moments After BirthBob Ross, Thanks for the MemoriesJayStaceSafari2011-03-01 | Video documenting the life and fun that all of us were lucky enough to share with Bob Ross. Thanks, Bob, for the memories. We love you.Cheetahs Purring and PlayingJayStaceSafari2010-02-12 | 1 year old cheetahs purring and playing with a ballYoung Bull Elephants Play FightingJayStaceSafari2010-02-11 | Young Bull Elephants practice their fighting skillsMother Elephant Sniffing UsJayStaceSafari2010-02-11 | This young mother elephant has a baby and sniffs us to make sure its safe.Lion RoaringJayStaceSafari2010-02-11 | 6 year old male lion roaringCheetahs FeedingJayStaceSafari2010-02-11 | Cheetahs FeedingBaby Elephants Crossing the RoadJayStaceSafari2010-02-11 | These baby elephants are part of the much larger herd of 60 elephants at Etosha National Park in Namibia.Discovering CheetahsJayStaceSafari2010-02-11 | Discovering CheetahsCheetah Cubs EatingJayStaceSafari2010-02-11 | 5 month old cheeta cubs eating dinner.Baby Rhino Laying DownJayStaceSafari2010-02-11 | Baby Rhino Laying DownBaby Rhino with MotherJayStaceSafari2010-02-10 | Baby Rhino with its motherMother GroundhogJayStaceSafari2009-06-17 | Mother groundhogBaby Ground Hogs Running and PlayingJayStaceSafari2009-06-17 | A litter of 3 baby groundhogs running around and playingYoung Groundhog Standing at AttentionJayStaceSafari2009-06-17 | few month old groundhog on back deckDeer Galloping Through SnowJayStaceSafari2009-06-17 | I took this video looking out my bedroom video back in February.Newborn Fawn in OmahaJayStaceSafari2009-06-16 | This fawn thought I was her mother and walked right up to me to sniff my legs.Warthogs Walking Toward UsJayStaceSafari2008-09-30 | While going for a walk on Juka Juka Island, we saw some warthogs coming our way. So we stood very still, and they just kept coming toward us. Their eyesight is very poor, so they weren't aware of our presence until they finally picked up our scent -- at which time they stuck their tails up in the air and took off!Herd of Buffalo being Stalked by LionsJayStaceSafari2008-09-30 | This herd of several hundred buffalo was being stalked by 3 female lions, and a juvenile, 2 year old male.Chasing Giraffes OffroadJayStaceSafari2008-09-30 | We spotted this journey of giraffes in the distance, and chased them down by driving offroad.Baby Elephant Falls, then Mother FallsJayStaceSafari2008-09-30 | The large, male, bull elephants usually dominate the watering hole. On this rare occasion, only one male elephant was present, so a group of females and several babies swoop in to get a quick drink before any more males arrive. When they first arrive, a baby briefly falls in the trench. Then, a minute or two later, the male bull pushes his way in. He upsets a couple of females, one of which falls. (Note: The rather annoying commentary in the background comes courtesy of some fellow safari guests from New Jersey.)Honey BadgerJayStaceSafari2008-09-30 | According to our guide, there are three animals that a lion generally won't mess with: (1) elephant, (2) hippo, (3) honey badger. Apparently the honey badger is extremely tough, quick, and agile. He likes to defend himself by clawing or biting his victim's genital area, causing lethal bleeding. There was one of these little critters living underneath our tent at Savute Tent. Our first night there, we thought his noises were a lion, and we didn't sleep all night. Learning it was actually a honey badger didn't put our minds at much more ease...Large Male KuduJayStaceSafari2008-09-30 | This large male kudu crossed the road right in front of us.CrocodilesJayStaceSafari2008-09-30 | These two large crocodiles were typical of what you often see swimming through the waters of the Okavango Delta.Driving through Kalahari DesertJayStaceSafari2008-09-30 | This is what its like driving through the Kalahari desert, searching for animals. Its hot, dry, and barren.Village Visit, Shopping for BasketsJayStaceSafari2008-09-30 | The women were informed of our visit, so once we arrived their baskets were on display for our shopping session. In this video, we had already finished our shopping. With some help from their children, they were loading up their baskets to take back home.Village Meeting, Song and DanceJayStaceSafari2008-09-30 | About four times a year, the village council meets with their representative from the Botswana legislature to discuss issues and funding. Before the meeting begins, they sing and dance to welcome him, and thank him for his representation.Hyena in our CampJayStaceSafari2008-09-30 | This large, female hyena was spotted drinking out of the water fountain at Savute Camp just before we were seated for dinner one night.Monkey Mother Being Taunted with BananaJayStaceSafari2008-09-30 | While stopped talking with another guide, our guide's banana was nearly stolen by a monkey. This prompted him to taunt several monkeys with the banana, to include this mother with a 2 week old baby clinging to her.Victoria FallsJayStaceSafari2008-09-29 | Victoria FallsMonkey Cocktail Thief!JayStaceSafari2008-09-29 | This monkey was stealing things from people's tables at this lounge on the Zambezi River. He is afraid of the waiter, who had just previously scared him away using a slingshot!Victoria Falls, Swimming Directly Above the FallsJayStaceSafari2008-09-29 | At Victoria Falls, visitors could swim/wade in a small, naturally-formed pool only feet from the edge of the cliff that forms the falls.Victoria Falls, rainbowJayStaceSafari2008-09-29 | Victoria Falls, rainbowMonkey on our BalconyJayStaceSafari2008-09-29 | Monkey eating bread on our balconyMonkeys Playing by poolJayStaceSafari2008-09-29 | Monkeys playing by poolMonkeys WrestlingJayStaceSafari2008-09-29 | Monkeys wrestlingMonkeys Playing on Stack of TowelsJayStaceSafari2008-09-29 | Monkeys playing on stack of towelsLeopard Eating Fresh Kill (part 3)JayStaceSafari2008-09-29 | Leopard eating a rodentLeopard Eating Fresh Kill (part 2)JayStaceSafari2008-09-29 | Leopard eating a rodentLeopard Eating Fresh Kill (part 1)JayStaceSafari2008-09-28 | Leopard eating a rodentLeopard Hunting at NightJayStaceSafari2008-09-28 | Leopard hunting at nightBaby Monkey sucklingJayStaceSafari2008-09-28 | A Baby Monkey SucklingBaby Zebra sucklingJayStaceSafari2008-09-28 | A Baby Zebra SucklingVillage PerformanceJayStaceSafari2008-09-28 | Performance at village council meetingElephant shaking palm treeJayStaceSafari2008-09-28 | Elephant shaking palm tree to knock down coconuts he can eatMonitor LizardJayStaceSafari2008-09-28 | Monitor LizardMonkey Chasing TailJayStaceSafari2008-09-23 | Monkey chasing tail.Baby Elephant Born w/o TrunkJayStaceSafari2008-09-22 | This baby elephant was born without a trunk. It has survived this long because it is still nursing. But our guide indicated that it will be impossible for it to survive much longer.Male Lion Walking at usJayStaceSafari2008-09-22 | Male lion walking at us.