The famous white lioness of the Birmingham Pride in the Kruger National Park π¦π»ββοΈ
π½: @mikislane
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mbavati Game Reserves in the Kruger National are some of Africa's best places to spot leopards?
π½: @bush_maniac
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It's a feisty affair on a lion kill!
π½: @camscott_wild
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Romantic scenes in Madikwe
π½: @royalmadikwe
The hunt is on!
Captured by @jamotyrrell
Gijima males on patrol.
π½: @ggspano_wildlife
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Very cute footage of cubs at play!
Captured by mosertimmy
Cats will be cats π
@dan_roberts_07
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The walk of a lioness!
Fantastically captured by @ivanueckermann
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Leopards and lions will often salivate excessively when in territorial disputes.
Here this male had an encounter with another male creating this automatic physiological response.
π½: @ggspano_wildlife
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An impressive dagga boy! π
Large, older buffaloes are often called dagga boys. 'Dagga' derives from the Zulu word for mud, reflecting their habit of wallowing in the mud.
The two main reasons for this is thermoregulation and protection from parasites ππ¦
π½ : @royalmadikwe
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Primordial monsters of myth π
If you've read old hunting stories in Africa, you will know that the crocodile is more than just feared by men. These creatures stir something deep within us, triggering an ancient terror beyond mere fear.
Crocodiles, like the primordial monsters of myth, embodies the lurking dread that has haunted humanity for millennia.
Ancient lore tells us of dreadful creatures hiding in the depths, darkness, and unknown - patiently waiting for the right time to snatch you into its clutches and drag you into the depths of where it came.
Perhaps these archetypal monsters still reside in our subconscious. Carl Jung certainly thought so, he believed they represent our deepest anxieties and primal instincts.
Maybe that explains the very special fear many hunters have felt towards the mighty crocodile. For the crocodile is the embodiment of the primordial monsters of myth, which haunted our ancestors for millenia.
π½: @movingpicturesafrica
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Hearing a powerful roar like this in person sends a multitude of sensations through your body.
One cannot begin to understand it until you experience it yourself.
π₯: @camscott_wild
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Play is more than just fun and games for young baboons - it's a vital part of their development!
Through play, they learn essential social skills, such as communication, cooperation, and conflict resolution. It also helps them develop physical abilities like coordination, strength, and agility.
Observing these playful interactions gives us a deeper understanding of ther social structures and behaviors.
πΈ: @singita_
When raising African wild dog pups, the pack engages in cooperative breeding.
The rest of the pack works together to guard, feed, and foster the young.
They also ensure the development of the social and hunting skills of the pups.
πΈ: @mrisholuge
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Cute, little, lion cub.
πΈ: Ivan Ueckermann
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One of the greatest spectacles in the world, the Great Migration consists of over 1,5 million wildebeest, 300 000 zebra, 470 000 antelope and a lot of predators.
These nomadic herds cover 800km in a complete cycle spanning Tanzania and Kenya.
πΈ: Oliver Fly
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Lioness vs hyena clan!
You can't imagine the excitement and emotions created from witnessing a sighting like this.
Truly epic!
Captured at Dulini Lodge by @jemharris__
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Incredible footage of a running elephant calf with its mother trailing behind
πΈ: @Dan_roberts_07