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09/10/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Borniface Milimo, Rhonirah Peth, Cosmas Mitenda, Goeffery Uncleg, Keobakile Myguy Sebaga, Moffat Chifunda Nyirenda, Favour Sinkala, Dañ Sinyinda Kamona Jr.

08/10/2024

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08/10/2024

With Luangwa Valley Safaris – I just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers! 🎉

06/10/2024

🌿🐉 Did you know? Chameleons, including the graceful chameleon, are not venomous! These fascinating reptiles don’t have venom glands or fangs to inject venom. Instead, they rely on their incredible camouflage, sharp eyesight, and rapid tongues to catch insects for food. While some reptiles, like snakes, have venom, chameleons are completely harmless to humans and other animals. Nature’s wonders never cease! 🌈✨

05/10/2024

PEOPLE OF MUNDALANGA AREA IN CHAMA DISTRICT AND OTHERS BE CAREFUL.

A lonely buffalo 🐃 has killed headman Chimwando (Boston Zimba) from Kamphunga village of Mundalanga this morning 05/10/2024 around 07:00hrs.

The accident happened along Buli road immediately after Bazimu river on the eastern part called mukama or kakoma.

The accident has been reported to relevant authorities and plans are under way to locate the stray bull.

In a shocking turn of events, a 29-Year-old Department of National Parks and Wildlife community scout, Steven Nyirenda, has been injured by the same buffalo while attempting to kill it.

Officer Nyirenda, part of the team dispatched to kill the buffalo, was hit in the chest and is currently receiving treatment at Chama District Hospital, where hospital personnel have described his condition as stable.

04/10/2024

DID YOU KNOW?

Afideme is the Ewe name, English name is stubborn grass 🌿. It’s A Very Wild Herb Mostly Around Wild Grass, Stoney Areas And Bushes. Flowers May Grow On It Or Not Depending On Its Age. It’s A Very Powerful Herb Which Controls The Soul And Mind. It’s Very Difficult When Uprooting Or Tearing A Branch. Just Pluck One Branch As Shown In The Photo. Clean It Nicely. You Can Pluck It At Anytime Of The Day Or Night. Place It Under Your Pillow When Going To Bed At Night And Sleep. Whatever Message Your Soul And Inner Message Has For You, Will Be Revealed To You In A Dream.

Maybe A Loved One That’s Dead Has A Message For You, It’ll Be Exposed To You In A Dream At Night. Any Life Plan Or Business You Always Have In Mind Which You Want An Advise On, Will Be Revealed To You Through The Power Of This Herb. Maybe You Dream Always But You Don’t Remember It When Awake, This Herb Will Give You A Memory And Playback Of Old Dreams You Had Too. Make Sure You Go To Sleep With A Free Mind Devoid Of Much Thinking, Else It’ll Serve As A Distraction.

04/10/2024

🌍 Important Announcement from SAWD Save African Wild Dog 🌍

Dear Partners and Clients,

We regret to inform you that starting tomorrow, October 05, 2024, Save African Wild Dog will temporarily suspend bookings from the following countries due to technical issues beyond our control:

1. Malawi
2. Zimbabwe
3. Poland
4. Tanzania
5. Botswana
6. Pakistan
7. South Africa
8. Mauritius

Our founder and CEO, Mr. Brighton Chilekeni, will provide updates on when we will resume accepting bookings and appointments from these countries.

For our clients from Poland, England, Madagascar, and Mauritius who have already made payments for the bat migration in Kasanka National Park scheduled for October and November, please be assured that we are processing refunds to everyone from the above countries. We will complete refunds for Madagascar by tomorrow.

Thank you for your understanding and support. We look forward to getting back into operation soon!

Best regards,
The Save African Wild Dog Team

02/10/2024

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01/10/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Reuben Mwenya, Simon Writes, Çhí Xé Nga, Crystäl Håyés, Chi Lu Fyā, Blessings Sakala, Prince Kay

01/10/2024

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30/09/2024

Impalas have many predators, including lions, leopards, cheetahs, and wild dogs. Their keen sense of hearing and speed help them evade these threats.

Impalas are one of the many iconic species you can see on safaris in Luambe National park, making them a popular subject for wildlife photography, Welcome to Zambia

30/09/2024

Have you heard about the fascinating yet eerie Cymothoa exigua, also known as the tongue-eating louse? This parasite enters fish through their gills and literally replaces the fish's tongue! :scream:

Here's how it works: Once inside, Cymothoa exigua feeds on the fish's tongue, eventually causing it to degenerate. The parasite then attaches itself to the remaining tongue stub, becoming the new "tongue" and taking over the fish's feeding process. This means the fish ends up starving while the parasite thrives, using the fish as a vessel for its own survival.

But there's a twist! Some fish seek help from cleaner shrimp, like the Pederson shrimp, which can extract and kill the parasite. :shrimp::heart: However, the damage might already be done, leaving the fish in a precarious situation.

Cymothoa exigua's impact on fish populations is significant, disrupting local ecosystems and altering the balance of marine life. Nature can be both incredible and brutal! :ocean::sparkles:

What about humans?
While Cymothoa exigua does not infect humans directly, consuming fish that have been affected can pose risks. If eaten raw or undercooked, there is a chance of exposure to various parasites or pathogens, even if the tongue-eating louse itself is usually killed by cooking.

How to Avoid Risks:
1. Cook Fish Thoroughly: Always ensure that fish is cooked to a safe internal temperature to kill any potential parasites.
2. Source Wisely: Purchase seafood from reputable suppliers who follow proper handling and storage practices.
3. Be Cautious with Raw Fish: If you enjoy sushi or sashimi, make sure it's from a trusted source that follows strict safety standards.

30/09/2024

Happy 58 yrs Botswana.
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29/09/2024

Zambia 🇿🇲💕will forever be the Best Tourist destination country & the most Friendly Country in Africa.

Zambia has everything a Tourist needs, talk of wildlife, landscapes, cuisines, natural wonders, freedom, Rich culture, rich history and many more.

This is a typical Bird Nest design copied from the swamp birds that design this design of Nest mainly found in thorn trees, you can't find thes designs elsewhere in Africa when you find them elsewhere just know they copied from Zambia 🇿🇲, These Nests are only found in Zambia and it is the pride of Zambia the real Africa 🤝🏼 🌍.

They are beautiful from inside out , if you want to have that vacation holiday try visiting Zambia, you will think about relocating to Zambia. Have you ever Wondered why Zambians don't like to travel out of the country? Zambia is rich in everything so why travel and to do what?

Chisa Busanga, Zambia 🇿🇲

26/09/2024

🌍🐾 Spotlight on Hyenas! 🐾🌍

Did you know that hyenas, or hyaenas, are fascinating carnivores belonging to the family Hyaenidae? With only four extant species, they may be one of the smallest families in the order Carnivora, but their impact on African ecosystems is anything but small!

🦴 Spotted Hyenas are particularly famous for their scavenging skills, often feasting on leftovers from other predators. But they’re not just scavengers! These hardy hunters can take down large prey like wildebeests and antelopes, showcasing their strength and teamwork. Their diet is diverse, including birds, reptiles, insects, and more.

Fun Facts about Hyenas:
1. They live in territorial social groups called clans, which can consist of up to 80 individuals! 🐾
2. Female hyenas are dominant and possess reproductive organs that closely resemble those of males, making it tricky to determine their s*x. 🦓
3. Hyenas are highly intelligent and exhibit complex social behaviors, including problem-solving and strategic hunting. 🤔
4. Their vocalizations, from whoops to giggles, are essential for communication within their clans. 🎶
5. As scavengers, they play a crucial role in maintaining ecosystem health by cleaning up carcasses and recycling nutrients back into the soil. 🌱
6. Hyenas are incredibly adaptable, thriving in various habitats from savannas to mountains. 🏞️

Let’s appreciate these unique and vital creatures that contribute so much to the balance of nature! 💚✨

25/09/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Rob Herbst, Kezlucky Simoonga, Nelson Nyamundela, Sampath Sampath, Chakadimus Tembo, James Katchezo Phiri, Nyambe Simasiku, Suwilanji Mumba

24/09/2024

Thanks Department of National Parks & Wildlife

18/09/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Ephraim Thomson, Samson Mbewe, Simon Ng'oma, Mambwe Ngoma, Jonathan Mphande, Dickson Boma, Jackson Mwanawamulyankhambi Lungu, Mohd Ather, Mafika Mvhakachi, Simon Chavula, Shepherd Maseya, Nyendwa Chalwe

16/09/2024

A brief true story about the famous shiwangandu house in Muchinga province of Zambia, Northern Rhodesia⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️w
The story of Shiwa Ng'andu House is a captivating tale of love, adventure, and colonial history. Here's a brief overview:

In the early 20th century, Sir Stewart Gore-Browne, a British colonial administrator, arrived in what is now Zambia. He fell in love with the landscape and decided to make it his home. In 1914, he acquired a large tract of land and began building his dream estate, Shiwa Ng'andu, which means "Lake of the Royal Crocodiles" in the local Bemba language.

Gore-Browne's vision for Shiwa Ng'andu was ambitious. He constructed a magnificent English-style manor house surrounded by lush gardens and expansive grounds. The estate also included a chapel, stables, staff quarters, and a school for the local children.

But perhaps the most remarkable aspect of Shiwa Ng'andu's story is Gore-Browne's romance with a local woman named Lorna. Despite the societal norms and prejudices of the time, Gore-Browne and Lorna fell deeply in love and eventually married. Their union was groundbreaking and controversial, challenging the racial and cultural barriers of colonial Zambia.

The couple's love story, along with Gore-Browne's adventurous spirit and dedication to the land, has made Shiwa Ng'andu House a symbol of resilience, unity, and the enduring human spirit. Today, the estate is open to visitors, offering guided tours that showcase its rich history and breathtaking beauty. It stands as a testament to the power of love and the timeless allure of Africa's landscapes.

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🌍✨ Today, We Have Witnessed the Power of Culture and Talent in Our Community✨🌍 Today, we have witnessed a truly captivating cultural dance where our youth showcased their incredible talents! 🌟 This vibrant display of creativity not only celebrates our rich cultural heritage in Lundazi, Eastern Province of Zambia, but also highlights the potential of our young generation in promoting tourism. Such events draw attention to our unique traditions and encourage visitors to explore the beauty of Lundazi, fostering a deeper appreciation for our community and environment. Culture is not just a collection of traditions and customs; it is a living, breathing aspect of our identity that fosters unity, respect, and sustainability. One of the most significant ways culture impacts our community is through wildlife conservation. Traditional practices and beliefs often emphasize the importance of living in harmony with nature. Our ancestors passed down knowledge about sustainable farming, fishing, and hunting, which helps preserve the delicate balance of our ecosystems. By respecting these cultural teachings, we can protect our wildlife and their habitats for future generations. Moreover, it's essential to recognize that arts play a significant role in our society as well. From music to visual arts, these creative expressions enrich our culture and provide a platform for our youth to shine. Supporting young artists and their initiatives is crucial for nurturing their talents and ensuring that our cultural landscape continues to thrive. By investing in the arts, we empower the next generation to be ambassadors of our heritage and advocates for conservation. Furthermore, a well-managed cultural heritage can serve as a powerful tool for attracting tourism. Visitors come to explore our vibrant traditions, learn about our history, and witness the stunning natural beauty of Lundazi. When tourism is aligned with conservation efforts, it creates a win-win situation: local