主题：【贴图】梦回非洲--动物世界 -- Highway

His nose scarred and mane luxuriant, "Chaca" may have been the only male in a lion pride on a small island in the Okavango Delta of Botswana

A lion bites playfully at the tail of the lioness with whom he is mating over a 3-day period. He stays within a few feet of her as she moves around, and they mate every 15 or 30 minutes, day and night.

Grimacing just as mating is completed, the male hastens to back off as the female raises her head in an open-mouth threat.

A male hippo keeps only eyes, ears, and nostrils above water as he guards his stream territory and watches intruders intently. Hippos are perhaps the most dangerous animal to humans in Africa, apart from mosquitoes. They can charge at 30 miles per hour and chop a human in half.

Over 70 Burchell's zebras from different family groups pause to drink from the Mara River in Kenya before daring to race across the river. There is probably at least one crocodile just under the surface near their point of crossing.

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The most spectacular Burchell's zebra herd we have ever seen moves through the tall, stringy grasses of the central Serengeti in Tanzania. Unlike the other Serengeti migrants, wildebeest and Thomson's gazelles, zebra are not ruminants, and feed on the dry, less nutritious grasses.