This really wild video shows a day on safari - spanning hundreds of miles in just one continuous camera shot.

Photographer Tyler Fairbank, 27, compressed a staggering 38,000 raw still images into the three-minute film of a game reserve in Botswana.

The intricate process, shot over eight days, allowed him time to capture the huge range of wildlife - without disturbing them in their natural habitat.

Tyler said: "I created this piece because I wanted to share the overall experience of being on safari, from start to finish, in a way that hadn’t been done before.

"I concentrated on seamlessly connecting the little details of a safari - the small plane arriving, the first-person-view from inside the safari vehicles, and of course the abundant wildlife and beautifully diverse landscapes."

This really wild video shows a day on safari - spanning hundreds of miles in just one continuous camera shot. Photographer Tyler Fairbank, 27, compressed a staggering 38,000 raw still images into the three-minute film of a game reserve in Botswana. The intricate process, shot over eight days, allowed him time to capture the huge range of wildlife - without disturbing them in their natural habitat. Tyler said: "I created this piece because I wanted to share the overall experience of being on safari, from start to finish, in a way that hadn’t been done before. "I concentrated on seamlessly connecting the little details of a Safari - the small plane arriving, the first-person-view from inside the safari vehicles, and of course the abundant wildlife and beautifully diverse landscapes.