Sentences with phrase «by wildebeest»

Scar's henchmen the hyenas help start a stampede and Mufasa gets Simba to safety, but through Scar's treachery, ends up being trampled to death by the wildebeest.
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We saw lions and lion cubs in the tall grass by the river, but aside from the zebra and the buffalo we were satisfied just to shoot camp meat — impala and wildebeest and guinea fowl.
Impressed by the spectacle of wildebeest swarming across the Serengeti?
«The time spent in the initial and second phase differs according to prey species, with some species such as ostriches, hares and steenbok attempting to escape by executing sudden changes in direction, whilst other species such as wildebeest, gemsbok and springbok attempt to run fast in a more or less straight line.
«I am stunned by the extent of the annual mass wildebeest drownings and their large contribution of [carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus] to the energy budget of the Mara River,» says Gary Lamberti, an aquatic ecologist at the University of Norte Dame in South Bend, Indiana.
Still, even when a friend rolled up his sleeve for me a few weeks later to reveal four fingertip - sized bruises he sustained from watching The Lion King with his girlfriend (she white - knuckled her way through the wildebeest stampede'til his arm went to sleep), I remained unconvinced that Disney's latest blockbuster cartoon, which had grossed over $ 200M by that point, was worth the price of a ticket, having been taken for a ride by the prestige surrounding the dreadful Beauty and the Beast.
An avalanche scene is remarkably reminiscent of The Lion King's big wildebeest stampede, but it differs by setting hordes of charging Huns against snowy mountains.
St Lucia village is a village that is surrounded by an estuary, and crocodiles, hippos, red duiker, bushbuck, impala, zebra, wildebeest, fish eagles and goliath herons are regularly seen.
The combination of the location, the high concentration of wildlife, and the time of year, means there is an excellent chance of seeing the migration and witnessing large quantities of animals, led initially by zebra, then wildebeest, crossing the river in dramatic style.
Herds of giraffes, zebra, gazelles, wildebeest, hartebeests and antelopes roam the plains, whilst being spied upon by lions, leopards and cheetahs.
The spa features 2 indoor treatment rooms overlooking the African panorama with zebra, oryx, wildebeest, rhinos pass by.
Visitors to the Serengeti during this time can witness this impressive migration, gaping with awe as wildebeest, accompanied by other herd animals such as zebra and antelope, thunder across the endless plains.
Built on a gently sloping hill, this riverine lodge, positioned on the renowned migratory route traversed annually by more than 2 million wildebeests, is a place where you can quite literally expect the unexpected.
The Serengeti hosts the Annual wildebeest Migration which by far is the most amazing natural wonder you can enjoy in these vast plains.
One of the most dramatic stages for a classic African safari is Tanzania's Great Migration, where mighty herds of hundreds of thousands of wildebeest and zebras thunder across the Serengeti plains while chasing the rains in a race for life as they are purchased by a large number of predators.
When I went to Kenya, for example, there was a tension: so - called progressive westerners got all watery - eyed about going on safari and protecting the zebras and the wildebeests, but the western environment lovers barely noticed the people of Kenya, or ever learned about the gigantic environmental challenges to human life and health: like malaria borne by mosquitoes and diseases from unsanitary drinking water.
I have decided that Mondays are rather tedious — lacking in interest, burdened by the woes of those who suffer from «Monday Morning Blues» and oppressed by the twitter wildebeest stampeding inanely from one outrage to another.
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