Zebra

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Animal Stock Photos
we have stock photos Zebras in company with other wild animals, on their own, young zebras, even a zebra with part of its tail missing, probably lost to a predator.
We also have photographs of the main African animals, the big cats Lions and Cheetahs, as well as the elusive Hyena in the wild. Other predators such as the diamond Python and Lizards big and small, from the Goanna eight feet long to the monitor lizards four feet long, the water dragon just 6 inches long, right down to colourful little skink lizards. Even the weird and wonderful Chameleon is in our library. Antelopes abound we’ve got photos of Thompson’s Gazelles, Topi, Wildebeest, Impala, Eland, dainty Dik-Diks, water bucks, and Hartebeests. We’ve even got photos of carcasses of antelopes with Vultures in attendance and the odd Jackal. Not a predator, but one of Africa’s fiercest animals is the African Buffalo and we have stock Royalty free photos of buffalo grazing peacefully, staring ominously and wadding through swamps in the company of antelopes and pelicans. In the water we have Hippos doing their thing and grazing on the riverbank. Rhinos are another creature that challenges the photographer, after happily photographing mother and a baby rhino of about seven days old; father took a dislike to us and charged I can assure you it was much more frightening than it looks in the picture. The damage those animals can do with their Rhino horns is highlighted in our photos of two Rhinos fighting in the river, the bloody wounds were as nasty as they look. All together there are more than twenty wild rhino photos. And we have mentioned everybody’s favourite the African Elephant there’s more than forty photos of elephants in the wild. Elephants having dust baths, in family groups, solo elephants, huge tuskers, wallowing in swamps and baby elephants playing with branches. The elegant Giraffe in the wild and in the wild but so close to town that houses can be seen in the background. We haven’t forgotten the monkeys either we’ve Macaque and baboons.