Posts Tagged ‘elephant’
The Weekend at Samavundhla Pan – Makalolo Plans
Lions feast on two elephants and still try to kill a hippo
Great Wilderness Journey – Khwai Concession, July 2010
Wild dogs share a den with slender mongoose while the winter delivers incredible photographic opportunities in the Khwai concession.
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 …
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.
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Which Wilderness Wetland is this?
Wilderness Blogger
2 February 2012
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So Why are Wetlands so Important?
31 January 2012
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