360 Ngorongoro crater from the rim showing Lake Magadi

361 The forested slopes of the Ngorongoro crater

362 Ngorongoro crater showing the Western descent road at the back

363 Wildlife on the crater floor

364 Zebra foal

365 Lesser flamingos on the soda Lake Magadi in Ngorongoro crater

366 Coke's Hartebeeste standing sentinel. There is a very high density of predators in the crater

367 A spotted hyaena on the prowl looking for a baby wildebeeste

368 A highly endangered black rhinoceros

369 Ngorongoro is the best place in Tanzania to have a chance of seeing a black rhino

370 Buffalos are common in the crater

371 The eland is the heaviest antelope

372 Abdim's storks are common in Northern Tanzania

373 Perhaps their heads are just too heavy

374 The dainty little Thompson's gazelles are all over the short grass plains of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area

375 The Thompson's gazelle has very striking markings

376 Zebras and Wildebeeste with Elephants in the swamp behind

377 Profile of a Grant's gazelle

378 Grant's gazelle buck sticking to his small territory

379 Buffalo herd. Buffalo are becoming more numerous in the Ngorongoro crater

380 There are a few hippos resident in the crater

381 A Maasai village in the Ngorongoro highlands. The Maasai and their cattle and goats coexist with the wildlife

382 The secretary bird is an extraordinary long legged raptor adapted to hunting snakes

383 The winding road across the Ngorongoro highlands to the Serengeti plains