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KAZINGA CHANNEL CRUISE PICTURE LINK - 1st SET
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Hippos on the move.
We were too close to
them. Don't they
have ugly butts?
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African Fish Eagles.
An estimated 100 pairs
live along this channel.
Known as "the voice of
Africa," they make
very distinctive and
recognizable sounds.
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A herd of buffalo with
a hippo checking them
out. Buffalo have a
keen sense of smell.
These buffalo don't
seem very concerned.
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Male hippos advertise
their dominance with
loud and repeated
wheezy honks. It's
very funny to hear!
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A Nile crocodile. Crocs
can be seen sunning
with their mouths open.
Why? Do you know how
to tell the difference
between a crocodile and
an alligator? Better
check "Animal Facts."
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African Fish Eagle.
They are a very
close relative to
the North American
bald eagle. They are
so effective at fishing,
that they spend up to
90% of their day resting!
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Did I tell you there
was some bird life
here or what?!
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The tall bird among all
the ducks and geese is
a saddle-billed stork.
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During the whole cruise,
another photographer
and I were trying to
capture a hippo yawning.
Finally just at the end,
we got our photo! You
have to really fast --
as it happens in seconds --
and as a result, my photo
is blurry. Bummer! Do
you know why hippos
yawn? Better check "Animal Facts."
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As we were cruising
back to the lodge, all
of a sudden an elephant
comes running out of
the forest charging us
from the shore! He
was so loud trumpeting
at us -- it kind of
scared you! But then
we were in awe.
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Dawn M. Dalton.
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