Archive for the ‘Mammals’ Category
Elephant Cow Mourns, Lions Celebrate
An elephant cow was found mourning her calf one afternoon. She eventually left it and shortly thereafter the lions moved in …
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The Mysterious Scaly Anteater of Africa
What is a pangolin? How many species are there? Where can you see them?
Cheetah kill at Kalahari Plains Camp
Badger coloured cheetah cub watched mother hunt a springbok in the Kalahari.
Elephant – abundant and endangered species.
Are there too many elephants? Are there too few? What are the facts, figures and opinions? Have your say in the great elephant debate.
Buffalo Kill at Little Makalolo Camp
Seven hyaena kill an old buffalo bull right in front of Little Makalolo Camp
Wildlife on Deck at Little Ongava
A day spent at Little Ongava brings a wealth of visitors right to one’s deck…
African Penguin antelope Birds Botswana Boulders Beach brown hyaena buffalo Cape Town Cheetah cichlids Damaraland DumaTau elephant endemic species Jao Kalahari Plains Camp kudu Lake Malawi leopard leopards lion Little Makalolo Malawi Mombo Moporota Pride Namibia Nyika Okavango Delta on foot Ongava Pafuri Palmwag Roan rock hyrax Rosy-faced Lovebirds ruckomechi Sitatunga snorkelling South Africa spotted hyaena walking Wild dog wilderness wildlife sighting Zimbabwe
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