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We have been supplying stock nature photography to the editorial and commercial markets for over 40 years. In the last 10 years we have been marketing our video. We specialize in the natural sciences: Animals, Habitats, Ecosystems, Geology, Human Ecology, Plants, Seasons, and Weather. Specialities include: Bioconcepts, Carnivorous and Poisonous Plants, E. Africa, Agriculture, Amish Life, Energy, Fire, Life Cycle of the Monarch Butterfly, Baby Animals, and Venomous Animals and Insects.
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ANIMALS: AMPHIBIANS
Amphibians of Eastern North America, including Green Frog, Tree Frog, Wood Frog, Cricket frogs, and Leopard frogs. American toad. Includes life cycles with emphasis on the stages of metamorphosis. Also frogs that inhabit carnivorous plants.
AFRICAN MAMMALS: ZEBRA
The Common Zebra (Equus quagga) and Grevy's Zebra (Equus grevyi) filmed in Kenya and Tanzania. Families, young, migrating during Wildebeest migration, and other behaviors.
AFRICA BIRDS
Wide range of species that reside both in Kenya and Tanzania, East Africa, or migrate to these countries from around the world.
AFRICAN MAMMALS: IMPALA
These medium-sized African Antelopes are inhabitants of savannas and light woodlands. Coverage here is Tanzania and Kenya. Herd behavior, sparring, prey, and more.
AFRICAN MAMMALS: WARTHOGS
Both Desert and Common Warthogs, Kenya and Tanzania, East Africa.
AFRICAN MAMMALS: OLIVE BABOON
One of the largest species of Monkey, also called the Anubis baboon, an Old World monkey. Filmed in Tanzania and Kenya. Plenty of behavior sequences.
AFRICAN MAMMALS: CAPE BUFFALO
The Cape Buffalo is one of the so-called "Big Five" African mammal species. Filmed across Kenya and Tanzania in a variety of wetland settings. Close ups with Red-billed Oxpeckers, and landscapes as well.
AFRICAN MAMMALS: GERENUK
Gerenuks, standing upright, feeding, browsing on native vegetation across Northern Kenya, East Africa during dry season
AFRICAN MAMMALS: AFRICAN LIONS
African Lion (Panthera leo) subjects include hunting, eating prey, parenting, cubs playing, bonding and mating behavior. Kenya and Tanzania.
AFRICAN MAMMALS: RHINOSCEROS
Black and White Rinos, Northern Kenya, E Africa.