1, The animals came down to the waterhole to drink.

2, Swamp deer and grey langurs at a waterhole, a perfect site for a leopard ambush.

3, Project waterhole has reinforced earlier theories that electric currents in the ionosphere cause the strange phenomenon of the Northern Lights.

4, Waterhole two, in January 1982, was to have been a repeat performance.

5, When they reached the waterhole there was Joey asleep under a shady gumtree. Mother Kangaroo bounded over to him.

6, They headed towards the waterhole with Wombat holding onto Mother Kangaroo's tail and grumbling all the way.

7, Southwest direction along the waterhole to like the big dipper, streams, like snakes crawling like that bends, or hidden or now, see everything clearly.

8, But at this Namibian waterhole he found them interacting with each other as well as other species, including lions and elephants.

9, Two fish are trapped in a small drying waterhole,(http:///waterhole.html) and spat with each other to keep alive.

10, Stallions usually only fight when in direct competition for a harem or a waterhole.

11, A unique camera angle an elephant's trunk approaching a waterhole in Zakouma National Park, Chad.

12, Just then Mother Kangaroo saw some men coming towards the waterhole carrying spears. They were hunting something for their dinner.

13, The face of the continent's northern stronghold of native culture is an Aboriginal teenager wearing a mask of mud while swimming in a waterhole.

14, Sit at the bar in the dry season and you can watch elephants and giraffe at the waterhole.

15, The next morning we had well expected to see the Lions enjoying their Hippo breakfast; however the waterhole was empty.

16, Everywhere the ancestors went, they left sacred traces of their presence — a rock, a waterhole, a tree.

17, My longing to return to true country life has been answered, complete with a beautiful waterhole.

18, Revived, he crawled on, found water two days later, and eventually staggered into a camp at the nearest waterhole.

19, The carnivore, nicknamed Banjo, which was found near two giant herbivores in a waterhole in Winton, is the most complete meat-eater ever found in the country.

20, At the foot of the mountain, we see a waterhole, we landed in puddle slippery boat.