National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 8月10日 01時49分

#NatGeoTravelStories //Follow our account this weekend as @awc007 shares images while on safari at Sabi Sabi Earth Lodge in South Africa.
#9 The road less traveled

A male cheetah was spotted one morning resting near a termite mound and several vehicles had stopped to view him and take pictures. We joined the sighting just as the other vehicles were leaving for breakfast. As we enjoyed the viewing, our ranger told us that cheetah have a hunting success rate of about 50%. Unfortunately, they also have about a 50% chance of losing their kill to a competing predator. That is why a cheetah will often be seen quickly gulping down its food. About 10 minutes after we arrived, the cheetah got up and started to walk. We followed him through open areas and thick brush, up and down hills and over rocky terrain for about 3 hours. As he moved through the territory, he climbed on trees, rocks and termite mounds looking for predators and prey and offering up great photographic opportunities. By the time he sat down to rest again, we had covered over 12km and had dozens of great photos. Photo by @awc007. To read more about our Lodges experiences, visit www.nationalgeographiclodges.com/ #natgeolodges #sabisabi #earthlodge #bigcats

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