400 A black-backed jackal out on the Serengeti plain

401 The leopard was hard to see as it relaxed in the tree waiting for darkness to fall

402 Thirsty wildebeeste were amassing near to the river at Ndutu

403 There are an estimated 1.8 million wildebeeste and 500 thousand zebras on the Great Migration around the Serengeti

404 The wildebeeste of Northern Tanzania and Kenya are also known as white-bearded gnu

405 Spotted hyaenas are always shadowing the migrating herds

406 Cheetahs taking it easy in the shade of an acacia

407 Mixed groups of Thompson's and Grant's gazelles were often seen

408 Spotted hyaena pups waking up in the late afternoon

409 Plains zebras drinking from the river at Ndutu

410 Zebras enjoying a morning drink

411 Current research points to zebras being black animals with white stripes

412 A pair of Kirk's dikdik. Legend says that if one is killed the other will die of a broken heart within 24 hours

413 This baby wildebeeste is only about 5 minutes old and has stood up for the first time. They can run within 20 minutes

414 Band of brothers. The young lions are about 2 1/2 years old and have not grown full manes yet

415 He is a King in waiting

416 Portrait of a cheetah

417 Built for speed but luckily for the unwary zebra they re not hunting

418 This little antelope is a steenbok, they are quite common but often overlooked

419 Eland in the Serengeti are very shy and so we often only got a rear view of them as they ran off

420 Grant's gazelle buck on the short grass plain

421 Maasai giraffes are found wherever there are lots of acacias for them to browse

422 The lionesses had brought the wildebeeste down earlier

423 The hyaena just needed to cool off