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Steve Bebington

For as long as he can remember, Steve Bebington has been in love with Nature, particularly African wildlife. He has devoted much of his life to sharing this passion with people from all over the world, working as a professional guide in the Greater Kruger, Botswana, and Malawi. Then, when the elephants started looking a bit small, he focused on whales and other marine life off the southern coast of South Africa. Since 2020, he has merged this passion with his love of writing; producing content for the safari industry across southern and east Africa. He is an avid photographer, loves music, and explores nature wherever he finds it.

Steve Bebington

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  • What It Takes to Restore Kruger National Park After Flooding

    What It Takes to Restore Kruger National Park After Flooding

    As the waters continue to recede in the wake of the flooding across Kruger, a sobering realisation is dawning. Once the relief effort ends, the massive task of restoration begins.

  • Leopard Crawls Under Safari Jeep

    Leopard Crawls Under Safari Jeep

    As a stalking leopard moved in on its prey, it looked for cover to keep itself hidden from view. What it chose might surprise you.

  • Eagle And Monitor Lizard Face Off

    Eagle And Monitor Lizard Face Off

    Birds of prey are well known for hunting reptiles. But what happens when one of South Africa’s largest eagles tackles its largest lizard species?

  • Lion Snatches Leopard’s Hard-Earned Kill

    Lion Snatches Leopard’s Hard-Earned Kill

    To keep other predators from stealing their kills, leopards are unique among the cats in their habit of storing carcasses in trees. However, as this video shows, the tactic is not foolproof.

  • Kruger: Crocodile Bridge Gate to Reopen as Flooding Subsides

    Kruger: Crocodile Bridge Gate to Reopen as Flooding Subsides

    Kruger-craving wildlife enthusiasts will be pleased to hear that the Crocodile Bridge Gate has been reopened to the public, from today, Thursday, 22/01/2026.

  • Crocodile Crushes Python In Surprise Attack

    Crocodile Crushes Python In Surprise Attack

    When we think of crocodiles hunting, the prey species that come to mind are normally zebra, wildebeest or antelope. This video shows that they will take on pretty much anything that ventures too close to the water’s edge.

  • Angry Elephant Wrecks Safari Car

    Angry Elephant Wrecks Safari Car

    A visitor to a South African national park had a close call with a grumpy elephant. He showed remarkable calm, which no doubt helped de-escalate the tense situation.

  • Lions Hunt Buffalo, Then Grab The Calf

    Lions Hunt Buffalo, Then Grab The Calf

    They say that sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind. This proved to be the case when lions attacked a female buffalo, but with an unfortunate twist.

  • Buck Fights Back Against Two Cheetahs

    Buck Fights Back Against Two Cheetahs

    When a pair of cheetahs chased down a blesbok, it looked like the antelope’s fate was sealed. However, their prey was not about to give up without a fight.

  • Lions Cross The Dangerous Masai River

    Lions Cross The Dangerous Masai River

    Even apex predators are not immune to the forces of Nature that shape their environment. In this video, three lions attempt a perilous river crossing.

  • Warthogs Gang Up On Cheetahs Eating Friend

    Warthogs Gang Up On Cheetahs Eating Friend

    After killing a warthog, a cheetah was threatened by the remaining family. Watch as this timid predator tries to stand its ground before being forced to flee.

  • Leopard Takes Down Kudu Bull Near Phelwana Bridge

    Leopard Takes Down Kudu Bull Near Phelwana Bridge

    Some people would argue that pound for pound, leopards are one of the most powerful big cats. While the title belongs to jaguars, the size of this leopard’s prey raises some serious questions.

  • Nyala Escapes Croc… And Then A Lion

    Nyala Escapes Croc… And Then A Lion

    While visiting a waterhole, an antelope had not one but two lucky escapes in quick succession. For the two predators, it was just not their day.

  • Rare White Buffalo Spotted In Kruger Park

    Rare White Buffalo Spotted In Kruger Park

    A group of tourists in an area got a big surprise when they spotted something white in the Kruger Park veld. Their delight is evident as they realise it is a Cape buffalo.

  • Cheetah Cubs Watch As Mother Gets Washed Away

    Cheetah Cubs Watch As Mother Gets Washed Away

    Like most cats, cheetahs don’t like to get wet unless they have to. No doubt, this mother’s harrowing experience did little to change her mind.

  • Tips for Finding Lions on Your Kruger Safari

    Tips for Finding Lions on Your Kruger Safari

    As Africa’s largest predator and a member of the Big 5, lions are one of the most sought-after species for visitors to see. Read on to learn how to maximise your chances of spotting these iconic predators.

  • Lion Cubs Block Road With Playful Chaos

    Lion Cubs Block Road With Playful Chaos

    Traffic came to a standstill recently when a mother decided to take her kids for a walk along the road. But this was no ordinary mom, and neither were her offspring.

  • Cheetah Confronts Rhino Mother and Calf

    Cheetah Confronts Rhino Mother and Calf

    In the African bush, encounters between predators and non-predators don’t always end as you’d expect. This video depicts just such an encounter.

  • Daring Genet Pushes Python to Its Limits

    Daring Genet Pushes Python to Its Limits

    A young python may never know how close it came to becoming a genet’s next meal. After careful consideration, the predator decided not to bite off more than it could chew.

  • Leopards Team Up For Impala Hunt

    Leopards Team Up For Impala Hunt

    Tourists were fortunate to see not one but two leopards capture an antelope. It would appear that this may have been a mother teaching her cub.