Affectionate Animals in the African Grasslands

When we went on our eleven-day safari a couple of years ago. It was great to be able to spend so much time up-close and personal with all of the various animals. One thing that quickly became apparent was that animals of all kinds showed affection to one another. Knowing that their lives were in constant threat due to different predators, the environment, and other circumstances, it is clear that the various animals relied on each other, and families were extremely close, especially the lions.

Whispering in His Ear?
Absolutely Adorable
Do Birds Kiss?
Elephants a Notoriously Affectionate Parents
Cheetah Siblings Playing Tag

It wasn’t just the mother’s affection for their offspring, but it was also the playful affection among the siblings and even that of their mates. It was a common theme amongst all of the different species of animals that saw throughout our time in the African grasslands. We have looked back at photographs from our safari many different times and the photographs showing the loving interactions amongst the animals are certainly some of our favorite memories. We were very fortunate to catch some truly adorable moments.

Mating Season
Rhinos are Caring Parents as Well
They Have Each Other’s Back
Mother and Cub Snuggling
Caring Cubs

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