CUWISA - Photo Gallery

Many of the following photos were taken by our clients (non-professional photographers). Click the thumbnails to view larger versions.

Sunset in the Serengeti. This lioness rests majestically on a fallen tree.

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Cheetah on Rock This picture in the Serengeti shows a lone Cheetah laying on a rock.	Cheetahs Cheetahs are timid cats, but can be regularly seen in the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater.	Cheetah A cheetah is shown here in front of a picturesque acacia tree.



Elephants What a treat to see young elephants running alongside the larger adult elephants in Tarangie National Park.	Elephants Elephants at a watering hole are an absolute treat to watch. These are very intelligent creatures.	Elephants Elephants make great photo opportunities, but remember to always give them the respect they deserve.



Lion The lion is still regarded as the King of the Jungle and this majestic lion reinforces that image.	Lions Lions are plentiful in Tanzania and this photo captures the grace and beauty of the lioness.	Lions This great shot was taken by a young 10-year old client of CUWISA's.



Black Rhino There are only about 50 black rhinos still remaining in the wild and Tanzania has about 32 of these.	Rhino These animals have remained relatively unchanged for thousands of years.	Rhinos These rare and endangered black rhinos are a highlight to any trip to Tanzania.



Hippo Here is a hippo in the lake inside of Ngorongoro Crater.	Hippo A hippo is joined by a bird looking to help out the Hippo.	Hippo This rare shot shows a Hippo seemingly in a playful mood.



Wildebeest With over a million wildebeest in the Serengeti, seeing these animals roaming is a sight to see.	Wildebeest The sheer number of these animals roaming together is quite impressive.	Thomson Gazelle These nimble creatures are fun to watch, but you have to be quick!



Zebra The zebra is a beautiful creature and the numbers you'll see on Safari are amazing.	Zebras The Zebras stripes provide a protection mechanism from predators.	Warthog The warthog almost has a comical look to it and has been made famous by the Lion King movie.

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