boulder01.jpg		False Bay at Boulders Beach is home to a large colony of African Penguins.	Meredith Claire
boulder02.jpg		The colony has grown to over 3,000 waddling residents in recent years.	Meredith Claire
boulder03.jpg		The African Penguin is a ground nesting bird. They make their dens in the sand and burrow in!	Meredith Claire
boulder04.jpg		These endangered, flightless birds are monogamous. This means they mate for life.	Meredith Claire
boulder05.jpg		Penguins' coloring keeps them protected while swimming. Their white bellies act as camouflage from predators above or in the water.	Ilana Fayerman
boulder06.jpg		The Penguins at Boulders Beach are not shy around tourists. A very important warning upon leaving False Bay.	Ilana Fayerman
cheetah01.jpg		The purpose of Cheetah Outreach in Spier is to raise awareness about the plight of the endangered cheetah.	Meredith Claire
cheetah02.jpg		Cheetahs can be very dangerous. For our protection only three of us were allowed in the enclosed habitat while filming.	Meredith Claire
cheetah03.jpg		A cheetah's coat is tan with small, black spots.	Meredith Claire
cheetah04.jpg		This coloring makes for great camouflage when cheetahs are in the wild. It is particularly difficult to see them in grassy areas.	Meredith Claire
cheetah05.jpg		Cheetahs can reach speeds up to 70 miles per hour in seconds. At two points in their stride, no feet are touching the ground.	Meredith Claire
cheetah07.jpg		The black "tear" markings on the cheetah's face (from the inside corner of the eye down to the mouth) keeps the sun out of their eyes and aids in hunting.	Meredith Claire
wob03.jpg		Over 3,000 birds and animals call the World of Birds Wildlife Sanctuary & Monkey Park their home.	Meredith Claire
wob04.jpg		The World of Birds incorporates many different varieties of indigenous plants; visitors feels like they are walking through a rainforest. Of course, the raining weather helped!	Meredith Claire
wob05.jpg		The sanctuary presents all 400 species in more than 100 walk-through aviaries, or habitats. 	Meredith Claire
wob06.jpg		These habitats allow visitors to get up close with some animals.	Meredith Claire
wob07.jpg		Many birds native to South Africa can be seen in the sanctuary. The Grey Crowned Crane is very important to the Xhosa people.	Meredith Claire
wob08.jpg		The World of Birds also houses just under 40 inquisitive and mischievous squirrel monkeys.	Meredith Claire