Animal Kingdom: Kilimanjaro Safaris

That little twig in this pelican's beak is probably the keystone component in its nest.


Gathering Raw Materials

 

What kind of animal is that supposed to be on the sign? It sort of looks like a scimitar-horned oryx, but I can't be sure.


Entry Point

 

Bongo:

 

How often do they let animals graze next to the lions? This (June 2018) was the first time I recall seeing that.


Sleeping Through Dinner

 

Another day, another photo of sleeping lions.


Hit Snooze Again

 

Mooooom, what's the big hurry?


Step Aside, Coming Through

 

If you paid attention to your Safari guide, you will have learned that a group of hippos is called a bloat. So here's a photo of a floating bloat.
If you want to learn about hippos and public transit, click on the photo then click the link in the description.


Bloat Afloat

 

Portrait of a relaxed giraffe.


Serenity

 

They finally fixed the male lion animatronic.


It's ALIVE!!!

 

This elephant is wondering why there's no excitement in Kilimanjaro Safaris any more. Bring back the poachers and the corpse of Big Red!


Poacher Dodger

 

Somebody's having a happy morning.


Dancing and Prancing

 

Another photo of the sexiest animal on the safari.


Ready For My Close-up

 

There must have been a wild party in the Nile crocodile pen last night.


Crocodile Pride

 

These rhinos must have watched the Thunderbirds fly over the park.


Echelon Formation

 

Can I hire this rhino to keep my lawn trimmed?


Trimming the Grass

 

B mode. Always B mode.


Kitty Cat Sleepy Time

 

The giraffes are out late tonight. Is it overtime or did they add a second shift to cover to long June days?


Overtime or Second Shift?

 

Remember Edgar and Chauncey from Rocky & Bullwinkle? I think they've been reincarnated as giraffes.


"Now There's Something You Don't See Every Day, Chauncey"

 

Hey, yoiu're in my spot. Move over!


Move Over, Will Ya?

 

Zzzzzzzzz


Nap Buddies