Steve Bebington

In the Kruger National Park, guests must be back in camp by nightfall. As this video shows, that doesn’t necessarily mean the end of the action.

As night falls over the African bush, its sense of mystery deepens. Hidden in the shadows, predators keep watch… even on one another.

When a mother oryx and her calf were set upon by predators, they teamed together to face the threat.

In the natural kingdom, being different is not always acceptable. This painful reality is graphically illustrated in the following article.

Elephants are extremely social animals, often forging lifelong bonds with one another. However, as this footage shows, for this to happen, one needs to know one’s place in the hierarchy.

Lions are Africa’s largest predator, but like most creatures, they are entirely dependent on their mothers at birth. In this article, we witness a lioness’s clumsy tenderness with her weeks-old cub.

For young animals, the world is a place of wonder. Everything needs to be investigated, but not everything is interesting, as these lion cubs found.

Competition amongst species is rife in the natural world. In this article, a jackal battles a flock of vultures for the remains of a kill.

If you’ve observed baby wild animals, you’ll know they’re busy little creatures. For these lion cubs, even a derelict home was fit for play.

While lions are cooperative hunters, it doesn’t mean they automatically share whatever they catch. This video illustrates the adage, “To the winner go the spoils.”

There is a mistaken belief that predators will automatically attack when confronted with potential prey. As this video shows, sometimes, they’re just not in the mood.

In Nature, as in life, size often determines who gets the right of way. There are no prizes for guessing which of these two species was the first to back off.

Alarming news as the conservation status of a much-loved, nocturnal primate is changed, hinting at a bleak future without them.

New life is always special, especially when you get to witness its arrival. Share the love in this heart-warming footage.

As all mothers know, it seldom helps to panic. In this footage, a mother warthog keeps calm as danger lurks.

Of all the ingredients that go into a successful lion hunt, the element of surprise is one of the most important. As this footage shows, even that does not ensure success.

In a fresh take on wetlands management, African conservationists are putting animals first in protecting these precious habitats. We look at the proposal and how it affects two South African national parks.

After the recent heavy rains in the Greater Kruger region, it is hard to imagine a time when a lack of water caused problems. This story features humans coming to the aid of an antelope in deep trouble.

Following our roads and camps update of 9 February, we share an update provided by the South African Tourism Services Association.

In between hunts, lion prides spend the vast majority of their time resting. For the youngsters, any distraction is welcome in passing the long hours until their next meal.