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What to do When it Rains on Safari
Don’t let the rain ruin your safari experience! Our guide offers tips on how to make the most of wet weather conditions, from enhanced predator sightings to cozy activities. Plus, photography tips for capturing the magic of rainy days in the park.
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Bird Makes Moustache out of Buck Hair
This oxpecker took advantage of a good friendship when it started stealing hair from a buck that could do nothing about it.
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What we know about Pangolins, and why do they Matter?
Guess what? We just took the coolest online course about pangolins and it’s packed with fun facts and important do’s and don’ts that we’re itching to share with you. So, let’s dive right in!
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South Africa’s Legendary Guide of the Year Competition Returns and Puts Top Guides to the Test
5 of Africa’s best rangers are put to the test, seeing how well they track down dangerous animals, identify birds, and tell their wildest stories.
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Animals that are Surviving Against All Odds in the Wild
An elephant whose ear is broken and a giraffe with a big hole in its head survive, along with a lioness that has no tail.
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Is Satara the Best Camp in the Kruger National Park?
You should only visit Satara Rest Camp if you want to see a lot of predators. As lions will roar you to sleep, and hyenas will wake you up in the morning.
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Malelane Rest Camp: Is it the new best place to see big cats?
Why visit Kruger’s closest rest camp to Johannesburg? Malelane Rest Camp is a camp where lions and leopards are being seen on a daily basis.
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Meet the Pink Elephant
A pink elephant goes for an afternoon swim with its mother and herd, and despite its unique color, the herd passionately cares for it.
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Teenage Elephants Knock Baby over in the Road
Elephants are some of the most intelligent and social animals on the planet. They have complex family dynamics and relationships that are truly fascinating to observe. Caught up in all the excitement, one teenager knocks over her tiny sibling.
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10 Things You May Not Know About African Wild Dogs
African wild dogs are native to Sub-Saharan Africa, and they travel in packs. Their irregularly spotted coat and giant bat-like ears may intimidate you, but in reality, they are incredibly social. We have compiled a blog to share the top 10 facts about these fascinating painted wolves.
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Get Lucky this Weekend and Spot the Elusive Leopard
Would you like to see an elusive leopard in the Kruger or Pilanesberg over the weekend? The following article maps out leopard sightings based on accurate data from our community and will give you the best chance of spotting one this Easter!
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Buffalo Calf Born with Bear Like Claws
A buffalo calf that looked quite different from the rest of the herd was spotted! The calf was born with a disease called hyperkeratosis that results in bear-like claws instead of hooves and abnormally thick legs.
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Meet Africa’s Kangaroo – the Spring Hare
A tiny kangaroo lookalike that glows in the dark… Perhaps Kruger’s most bizarre mammal, the spring hare.
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First Group of Hikers to Walk The Length of Kruger Share Their Experience
A group of nature lovers walk 600km to cover the entire Kruger National Park and get to be part of a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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Bison Roadblock in Yellowstone National Park
A Bison roadblock in Yellowstone National Park: An unforgettable experience, coming face to face with some of America’s biggest mammals.
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How Bees and Elephants Are Working Together to Save Trees
Elephants Alive has found an innovative solution to reduce the impact of elephant destruction on trees and local communities – bees!
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Why Do African Wild Dogs Have a Taste for Poop?
The science of animal behavior is not new to humans. Nonetheless, many aspects of animal behavior still amaze us. Coprophagia is an example.
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Where to Spot Southern Ground Hornbills in Kruger
Southern ground hornbills are some of the most iconic bird species to roam the savannahs of Africa. Unfortunately, habitat loss has placed these large birds on the endangered species list. This article maps out Ground Hornbill sightings based on data from the community.
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Impala Lambs Fall With the First Rains
It’s that time of the year again — the first rains have fallen and new life begins to sprout. The young impala lambs are finally here!
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Mating Kites Caught in the Act!
These mating kites were caught in the act when a male swooped in from nowhere and copulated with his significant other.
