Safari-goers in Africa, particularly first-timers, tend to be obsessed with size. Indeed, many choose their destination based solely on the chances of spotting the so-called Big Five - the quintet that colonial-era hunters considered most risky to stalk on foot: lion, black rhino, buffalo, leopard and elephant. To my mind, though, small can be even more beautiful. And I'm not alone. To prove the point that more diminutive species can be every bit as fascinating as their super-sized namesakes, Africanguides have mooted an alternative ticklist: the Little Five. Join a microsafari and keep your eyes peeled for miniature marvels...
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