#animals

Marakele’s elephants enjoy the rain in the Waterberg

Thanks to some recent rain the Waterberg is lush, green, the rivers full and the dams overflowing. Last week the Marataba section of the...

An afternoon with a cheeky baby baboon

Baboons are often over looked by the experienced safari goer. Their antics and stealing ways around human habitation have given them a...

Action at KD watering hole

As we near the end of the dry season in the Waterberg many of the watering holes have dried up. Consequently animals are forced along the...

Six months later... habituating leopard cubs

It has now been six months since we started working to familiarise a female leopard and her 3 cubs with game drive vehicles. All three...

Exploring Mana Pools and why you should support Zimbabwean wildlife.

The Zambezi River is the very essence of ‘true Africa’. It’s banks are abundant with wildlife and it’s water full of hippos, crocodiles...

The discovery of eight month old lion cubs

Much to the rangers’ dismay the lion sightings had been very quiet for several days. Some nights we would hear them calling close to the...

Habituating wild leopard cubs: a unique experience

The Waterberg, South Africa, is not famous for leopard sightings. Sightings are generally few and even then are generally just a blur of...

A Wild Sole