Steve Bebington

When a leopard caught an antelope, a nearby predator moved in, hoping to steal it.

As beautiful as it is, Nature unfolding can be hard to watch. That proved to be the case when a leopard started playing with its next meal.

Male leopards have their work cut out when it comes to protecting their territories. On this occasion, two brothers settled their differences with a mix of violence and body language.

While it’s probably not common, hippos will occasionally eat meat. In this video, they have to chase off some other diners first.

We humans, love spending time in the pool when it gets too hot. In this video, distant relatives display the same tendency.

Despite being social cats, aggression is common amongst lions. In this video, tempers flare as males compete for dominance.

For young predators, learning the skills necessary to hunt is a vital part of their development. As this video shows, they’re ready to turn any opportunity into a learning experience.

As wild dogs ran along a road, a sudden discovery saw them turn tail and run for their lives.

Part of the thrill of going on safari lies in getting close to wildlife. In this article, we share information about the ethics of wildlife sightings.

As the saying goes, “Nature is a cruel mistress”. This fact is dramatically illustrated in this heartbreaking video.

What started as a pleasant poolside drinks break took a dramatic turn when a moody intruder arrived.

South Africa is one of the most accessible countries for a wildlife safari. However, timing your visit to suit your interests is a key part of planning.

A key factor when going on safari is deciding whether to hire a guide or go it alone. We look at the pros and cons of both options.

Elephants are well known for their cooperative social behaviour. Nowhere is this more evident than when one of their number is in danger.

Kruger National Park is one of the most biodiverse protected areas in Africa. Kruger spans some 20,000 square kilometres across northeastern South Africa. What animals is the park famous for?

Leopards are sometimes called the Prince of Predators, due to their stealth and power. However, that is no guarantee of hunting success. In those cases, they’re the Prince of Pretend.

As this footage shows, the relationship between different African predators is precarious, at best. See how this leopard deals with the situation when confronted with a lazy hyena.

When a herd of elephants had their morning drink disturbed, the matriarch stepped in to see off the intruder in no uncertain terms.

Skukuza Rest Camp is currently without diesel fuel.

No matter whether you’re a fanatical birder scanning the skies for anything airborne or a fledgling nature lover spotting a colourful but unknown bird on your balcony, the right birding app can transform your birding experience.