In this highlights video:
The opening title features a close up of an elephants trunk as it feeds on the branches of a marula tree.
A white-backed and hooded vulture at the carcass of a buffalo cow that two of the Selati male lions had finished off close to the lodge.
The two Selati male lions had been joined by a Ximhungwe lioness at the kill, they moved off a short distance and were sleeping in the grass.
A large group of buffalo bulls in the Mabrak riverbed.
The Kashane male leopard sleeping close to the lodge.
A giraffe bull feeding on an acacia tree in the early morning.
One of a group of bull elephants feeding on a freshly pushed over marula tree.
A big herd of cape buffalo moving through the bush at dusk.
A close-up of the Kashane male leopard.
Some of the Selati male lions sporting fresh injuries after more in-fighting over mating rights.
A big herd of buffalo crossing the road.
Kashane male leopard patrolling his extended territory along the banks of the Sand river.
The Tai Dam male leopard (Previously the Shangwa 3:3 young male) listening out for movement as he looks for a meal.
The big buffalo herd, we found them whilst tracking one of the Selati male lions. His tracks went straight past the herd.
Selati male lion, the one we were tracking. He had circled ahead of the herd and decided to watch them from the elevated position of the termite mound.
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