Animals

An unlucky bird trying to hide in the tall grass found itself targeted by some hungry lions!

A baby elephant was almost left stranded when the herd climbed up a bank which it couldn’t manage alone!

A territorial hippo took issue with a pride of lions drinking from its water, and took swift and immediate action!

Treetop piracy as one leopard used all its skill at climbing to steal a kill from another!

Three honey badgers clash in a terrible, but small, battle right next to a safari vehicle!

The tentative first steps of a baby elephant were filmed in the MalaMala Game Reserve.

An adult wildebeest fought desperately to keep a calf from the clutches of a leopard’s claws!

Hyenas can be a menace as this leopard mother and her cub discovered in an impressive sighting captured by Ronald Mutero in the Kruger National Park.

Mom elephant enjoys her lunch while her calf gets involved with its own aquatic games!

Hot and thirsty after their energetic games, these three lion cubs settle in for dinner right in the middle of the road.

A huge clan of hyenas harassed this solitary lion as it tried to consume its meal in peace!

A wild dog pack kill and consume an unlucky impala in only a matter of minutes!

This lioness capitalized perfectly on a feeding opportunity by stealing prey right out of a crocodile’s mouth!

Two mischievous little lion cubs find out the hard way that mom’s not going to wait around for them all day.

A leopard’s opportunistic hunt turned into a run for its life when a pack of wild dogs locked onto it!

After a crocodile killed a zebra, two hippos moved in to investigate. Surprisingly, the intruders then stole the carcass, preventing the crocodiles from feeding.

A massive Snouted Cobra tried to swallow a Likkewaan in an impressive sighting witnessed by Andre de Kock at the Thornybush Nature Reserve.

A pride of lions had to run for cover when their siesta was disturbed. Protecting her herd, an elephant cow was taking no chances.

When a leopard waited around after a warthog escaped, onlookers wondered why. A while later, the wily predator revealed its motives in a display of ruthless efficiency.

Even in the wild, toddlers know how to steal the show. This little elephant entertained safari-goers with drama, flair, and a trumpet or two!