There are many giraffes at Lion Country Safari....including a few youngsters.

Two of the many giraffes.  I counted over 20 giraffes in total.

There were 4 elephants.  3 of the group were on one side of the moat and a lone elephant was on the other side of the water....These two elephans are blocking the view of the third elephant behind them.

A total of 6 male lions inhabit the park.  This fellow was rather rambunctious....I think he was having a bad day.....he paced around rumbling and growling all morning.  You could hear him on the other side of the park.  Here he has just finished sharpening his claws on the log.

Two male lions cat-napping. 

Same male lion as previous picture with his sleeping buddy omitted.

Waterbuck.   Native to Africa.  He eludes his predators by submerging his body in water....up to his nostrils!  Just the way I want to spend the day!

Zebra.  Did you know that each zebra's strips are as unique as our fingerprints?

Dalls' Sheep.   Their home range in the Alaskan highlands.  There were many babies running around the park when we visited...many just a few days old.

Southern White Rhino.  They are native to the southern plains and bush part of South Africa.  A baby rhino was born in November 1999.  We were able to see it but they keep him in a separate pen with his mother until he is old enough to handle life in the wild.

Wanna Iguana?   Cool guy!  He wanted his picture taken.....