Megan Galbraith
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Old Lioness Tries to Catch Anything to Eat
A hungry lioness, with porcupine quills stuck in her body, desperately tries to catch any small prey in her path.
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Lion’s Hilarious Tumble Off Log
Two lions perch on a fallen tree trunk. One lion becomes very sleepy and struggles to keep herself steady. ?
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Young Male Lion Tries His Luck but Instantly Regrets it
A young male lion tries his luck with a pride female, only to instantly regret his bold move.
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Adorable Antelope Shows Off Rock Climbing Skills
The agile Klipspringer antelope expertly leaps down a towering rock face, demonstrating its fearless agility and natural grace.
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Buffalo Stuck With Lions Calls for Backup
A dramatic standoff unfolds as a massive herd of buffalo surrounds and challenges a hungry pride of eight lions, bravely rescuing their trapped elderly member.
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Top 5 Guides Set to Battle in This Year’s Safari Guide of the Year Competition
Prepare for an unforgettable experience as five of South Africa’s top safari guides compete in the highly anticipated Safari Guide of the Year competition. This event will push these elite guides to their limits, demonstrating their exceptional skills and passion for creating unforgettable safari experiences.
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Grumpy Hippo Disturbed by Elephant’s Pool Party
A herd of elephants is having a blast swimming and playing, completely unfazed by the disgruntled hippo they disturb. Despite the hippo’s clear annoyance, the elephants continue their fun, creating an entertaining and lively scene in the wild. ?
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Eagle’s Daring Snake Capture in Fierce Winds
An eagle is seen attempting to seize a motionless snake that has fallen onto a small branch of a tree, all amidst the gusting wind.
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Africa’s Icons: The Famous BIG FIVE
The King of the Jungle, the Tusked Giant, the Mighty Herd, the Armored Tank, and the Stealthy Hunter—explore Africa’s iconic Big Five. Named for being the most challenging and dangerous to hunt on foot, they are now the most admired animals to observe on safaris.
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Giraffes Swinging Necks for the Heavyweight Title
Get ready for an epic battle between two towering giraffes! Witness their intense necking behavior and find out who emerges victorious…
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Baby Rhino Tries Making Friends with Antelope ?
A baby rhino, bursting with energy and curiosity, playfully chases a herd of wildebeest, bringing joy to those lucky enough to witness this rare and heartwarming scene.
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Rhino Charges at Pride of Lions with Cubs
Watch as a lone rhino takes on a mega pride of lions in the heart of the African savannah. Who will emerge victorious?
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Playful Predators: Male Lions Showing Their Soft Side ?
Watch as these fierce male lions turn into playful big babies, rolling around, licking each other, and showing their sweet, kitten-like behavior.
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Baby Antelope Shows Love to Leopard
In an unexpected and heartwarming scene, a baby impala finds itself in the company of a leopard. Instead of fear, the young impala seems curious, nuzzling up to the big cat with an endearing innocence.
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Cheetah High-Speed Play Chase
The fastest land animals in the world, two playful cheetah siblings, practice their lightning-fast chase skills.
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Most Interesting Facts About Hippo Territorial Behaviour
Even larger than a Great White Shark’s jaws, the hippopotamus can open its mouth up to 150 degrees and four feet wide. ?
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Wild Dogs Surprise Wildebeest
A wildebeest wanders into a pack of wild dogs leaving the predators uncertain of how to respond to this bold move. It then seems to realize what it’s done and disappears just as quickly. ?
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Fierce Lions Being Cute Big Babies
Watch as these fierce male lions turn into playful big babies, rolling around, licking each other, and showing their sweet, kitten-like behavior.
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Lioness Pursues Leopard Up Tree Right Above Tourists ?
These unsuspecting tourists watch in awe as a lioness begins a thrilling chase, following a leopard up a tree directly above their safari vehicle.
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Hilarious Baboon Acrobatics ?
These agile primates turn into stream-hopping superheroes, performing hilarious and daring leaps to get to the other side. ? Will they all make it across the river without a splash? ?