Stock photography of wildlife from Africa, India, South and North America. The images captured include lions lying down, yawning roaring and mating, male lion cubs, full grown male lions and lionesses. The White Tigers are photographed at the Cango Wildlife Ranch in South Africa. These animals are shown yawning and looking with their pale blue eyes into the lens. The Bengal tiger is stalking his prey stealthily ready to pounce on his unsuspecting victim. Jaguars from South America are the most spectacularily marked of all big cats. Cheetah have teardrop markings on their faces. The Puma is the North American big cat seen lying on the green grass. African antelope come in varied sizes from the large Kudu males with their twisted horns mirrored whilst drinking to the delicate markings of the females. Sable are splendid medium sized antelope with dark chocolate coats and curved rapier like horns whilst the smaller delicate springbok walks past a water hole with green trees. Black backed jackals are small scavengers who fight for their territories, whilst the wild dog or Cape hunting dog is seen lying down and looking i to the lens. The boomslang or treesnake is deadly venemous. A warthog kneels to eat whilst the buffalo lowers his mighty head to eat grass. The rare white rhinoceros moves between trees eating grass. The Samango monkey is a rare primate within South Africa, this one was photographed in St. Lucia world heritage site.