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06/04/2025

Cubs day out with mum. Serengeti Tanzania.

Cheetah cubs are most vulnerable at this tender age and it requires all effort and extra vigilance from the mother cheetah to secure her cub's well-being.

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06/04/2025

Kalahari Namibia all looking new and fresh after recent rains….

Photo by Solly Levi.

27/02/2025

Everyone needs a drink! water is an essential component in all living creatures...let us conserve our environment. Save water and its sources
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01/02/2025

This is a Thrilling Encounter in Bwindi Uganda.

Video Sighting by Camscott Wild.

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19/01/2025

Why do hyenas eat their own? http://www.youtube.com/
Spotted hyenas are savage killers and ruthless hunters and are known to have cannibalistic tendency .. is it a man eat man society? click on the link and subscribe for wildlife videos and educational content..
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18/01/2025

Elephants are often referred to as "ecosystem engineers" due to their significant impact on the environments they live in. Their presence and activities play a crucial role in maintaining the health and balance of ecosystems. Number one, Habitat Modification: Elephants are known for their ability to modify habitats. They use their tusks to dig for water, create waterholes, and uproot trees. These activities create open spaces in forests and woodlands, allowing sunlight to reach the ground and promoting the growth of grasses and other vegetation.
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11/01/2025

The walia ibex (Capra walie) is sometimes considered a subspecies of the Alpine ibex. is an endangered species of the wild high-altitude goat restricted to Simien Mountains of Ethiopia.The adult walia ibex's only known wild predator is the hyena. However, young ibex are often hunted by a variety of fox and cat species. The ibex are members of the goat family, and the walia ibex is the southernmost of today's ibexes. In the late 1990s, the walia ibex went from endangered to critically endangered due to the declining population. The walia ibex is also known as the Abyssinian ibex.
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29/12/2024

over here, we say, "Ndovu ni kuu" loosely translating to the elephant is boss/humongous/head ...he is the boss of the savanna anyways
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05/12/2024

Over here, we call him/them fisi..what do you call him in your language?

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25/11/2024

Successful conservation stories are when the community is involved in conserving wildlife species threatened by both manmade and acts of nature. Reteti Elephant Sanctuary Community United for Elephants is a perfect conservation models where sustainability, socio-economic empowerment and tourism go hand in hand
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23/11/2024

Motherhood is not always easy:
lactating lioness of the Rongai pride Maasai .
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BIG CATS OF MAASAI MARA UPDATES./

22/11/2024

Just for laughs….

16/11/2024

Mbili Bora in Masai Mara

15/11/2024

31/10/2024

Discover Samburu National Reserve and the Samburu Community located in Northern Kenya. They are rich in culture and the region is blessed with scenic views and unique wildlife species known as the special fives.

21/10/2024

Do you know at what stage do lion cubs start eating meat?
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19/10/2024

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Southern ground hornbills have some fascinating breeding habits.
They are cooperative breeders, meaning they live in groups of 2 to 11 individuals, typically consisting of a dominant breeding pair and several helper birds, usually males
These helpers assist in defending the territory, feeding, and rearing the chicks
The dominant pair is the only one that mates and produces chicks, which are typically raised in natural cavities in trees, cliffs, or sometimes self-excavated hollows
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Interestingly, their reproduction rate is quite slow, with a new chick being produced roughly every nine years.

Southern ground hornbills have some fascinating breeding habits.They are cooperative breeders, meaning they live in groups of 2 to 11 individuals, typically ...