If you stood in the shadow of The High One might be on lookout for Big Five. What would trying to see?

If you stood in the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro, known as "The High One," you would be in the midst of the Serengeti National Park, home to the Big Five. The Big Five refers to the five most sought-after animals in African wildlife: the African lion, African elephant, Cape buffalo, African leopard, and the white and black rhinoceros.

1. African lion: Lions are often spotted lounging in the shade or patrolling their territory, especially during the day. Keep an eye out for their distinctive manes and roars that echo across the savannah.

2. African elephant: Elephants are known for their imposing size and tusks. They're often seen in herds, grazing on vegetation or bathing in watering holes.

3. Cape buffalo: Buffaloes are large and formidable animals, often seen in large herds. They're known for their protective nature and can charge at perceived threats.

4. African leopard: Leopards are elusive and well-camouflaged, making them difficult to spot. Look for them perched on tree branches or creeping in the underbrush.

5. White and black rhinoceros: Rhinos are critically endangered and efforts are made to protect them. Rhinos are massive, with distinct horn shapes. They're most active during dusk or dawn and can be spotted grazing on vegetation.

It's important to remember to be respectful of the wildlife and maintain a safe distance during your safari experience.