4401 It's not unusual to see an elephant with a broken tusk. They manage ok with one
4402 A southern greater kudu cow. Only bulls have horn
4403 Southern greater kudu bull. His horns can reach almost 2 metres long
4404 Leopards are much more active at night, and here they are used to spotlights
4405 An elephant feeding on a thorn tree
4406 The hyaena has removed a leg from a buffalo kill and seeks somewhere quiet to enjoy it
4407 The common or grey duiker. Only the male has a short pair of horns
4408 The female grey duiker can be slightly taller and heavier than the male
4409 Female common duiker
4410 Chacma baboons are resident in this part of the world
4411 There are a lot of impala herds in Sabi Sands
4412 A couple of young impala rams
4413 A nyala bull wanders along a mostly dried up waterhole in search of a drink
4414 Elephants were dispersed throughout the area
4415 Common waterbuck, very shy
4416 Steenbok buck. Only males have horns
4417 Steenbok feed on grasses, roots, shrubs and tubers
4418 The high numbers of impalas help to explain why this is one of the worlds best places to spot leopards
4419 Caught in the spotlight
4092 Close up of an older huntress
4421 The leopard is resting up waiting for the light to fail before moving off to hunt
4422 A dwarf mongoose out and about
4423 Chacma baboons feel safer in the trees
4424 This fully mature kudu bull has two full turns on his horns