20 June, 2017

Spotted Hyena: Powerful Predators | WILD NATURE



Spotted Hyena: Powerful Predators | WILD NATURE.
Spotted hyenas are famed scavengers and often dine on the leftovers of other predators. But these hardy beasts are also skilled hunters that will take down wildebeest or antelope.

Spotted Hyena: Powerful Predators | WILD NATURE



Spotted Hyena: Powerful Predators | WILD NATURE.
Spotted hyenas are famed scavengers and often dine on the leftovers of other predators. But these hardy beasts are also skilled hunters that will take down wildebeest or antelope.

12 June, 2017

Big male Baboon fighting with Female, killing baby | Caught in the Act



Big male Baboon fighting with Female, killing baby | Brian Windsor was on a bus tour in the Kruger National Park, witnessed a Male Baboon chase a Female, grabbed her baby and killed the infant (baby primate is called an infant). #NatGeoWild #CaughtintheAct

08 June, 2017

Mom Honey Badger, carry baby to new den site.



Dedicate mother Honey Badger carries her baby to a new den site. 

07 June, 2017

Adventure Africa - Seven Cow Shark Diving



KELP FOREST DIVING AT ITS BEST
The Seven Gill Cow Shark, or Spotted Cow Shark, is a prehistoric predator and can be found roaming kelp forests. It is a social feeder and can be observed in large groups of up to 18 individuals. The size of the sharks ranges from 1 to 3 metres, with the females generally larger than the males. Distinctive features include their seven-gill slits and the absence of the front dorsal fin.

The dive takes place at Pyramid Rock in False Bay.The site is one of the few places in the world where your chances of encountering this rarely seen shark are high and we may encounter a variety of other small shark species as well. A thick kelp forest lines the channel making this the shark’s ideal habitat.

Adventure Africa - Seven Cow Shark Diving



KELP FOREST DIVING AT ITS BEST
The Seven Gill Cow Shark, or Spotted Cow Shark, is a prehistoric predator and can be found roaming kelp forests. It is a social feeder and can be observed in large groups of up to 18 individuals. The size of the sharks ranges from 1 to 3 metres, with the females generally larger than the males. Distinctive features include their seven-gill slits and the absence of the front dorsal fin.

The dive takes place at Pyramid Rock in False Bay.The site is one of the few places in the world where your chances of encountering this rarely seen shark are high and we may encounter a variety of other small shark species as well. A thick kelp forest lines the channel making this the shark’s ideal habitat.

Vultures: Kings of the Dead | WILD NATURE



EATER OF THE DEAD The only land-based vertebrates that can thrive solely on scavenging, vultures are crucial to ecosystem balance. Because they can quickly devour large amounts of flesh and their stomach acids neutralise pathogens, vultures may help limit the spread of bacteria and diseases such as anthrax and rabies. But their numbers have been plummeting worldwide, with several populations at risk of collapse. #Birds

29 May, 2017

Cape Buffalo being born | Caught in the Act



If you ask a safari guide for his or her most special sightings, those that have been lucky enough to witness a birth will usually list that amongst the top moments of their career. While watching a herd of about 400 buffalo moving through the long summer grasses, Giles Kelmanson noticed a single cow who was in labour. An amazing sighting to watch from start to finish. The birth was only about 5 minutes and 16 minutes after the drop that the little calf was beginning to use its legs to catch up to the safety of the rest of the herd alongside its mother. It was an incredibly intimate thing to have witnessed, the beginning of a life. #CaughtintheAct #NatGeo #NatGeoWild

25 May, 2017

Africa Day -- May 25



Africa is celebrating Africa Day on 25 May #AfricaDay

Africa Day -- May 25



Africa is celebrating Africa Day on 25 May #AfricaDay

Two-Headed Snake hatch in South Africa | Caught in the Act



This unique looking snake was found by Tyrone Lundy one morning when he looked in on his pet snakes. Normally two-headed snakes die soon after birth, but this lucky reptile is doing very well.



#CaughtintheAct #NatGeoWild #NationalGeographic #Rare #Snakes #Reptiles

17 May, 2017

24 Hours at the Waterhole at Sunset





Visit an African Waterhole at Sunset | There is one place in Africa where, if you are quiet enough and patient enough, you will see most of Africa’s animals pass by. And not just pass by, but pause, drink and interact with each other.



As the sunset over the African bush the animals come down to the waterhole to drink, this is the most dangerous time because the predators like Lion, Leopard and Wild Dog could be waiting. After sunset, the night creatures begins to stir and the night air fills with the sound of nature.



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SARDINE RUN - 3 - Inside the Bait Ball with Peter Lamberti





While shooting the documentary "The Greatest Shoal on Earth" for Discovery's Shark Week, Peter gets swept up in a sardine bait ball with large predators darting in and out all around him. #SardineRun

Touched by a Gorilla | Caught in the Act





Touched by a Gorilla | #CaughtintheAct



Tourist John King is surrounded by a group of wild mountain gorillas who begin stroking and sniffing him on a trail near Bwindi National Park in Uganda and its all caught on camera.

Touched by a Gorilla | Caught in the Act





Touched by a Gorilla | #CaughtintheAct



Tourist John King is surrounded by a group of wild mountain gorillas who begin stroking and sniffing him on a trail near Bwindi National Park in Uganda and its all caught on camera.

Lions attacks Hippo Mother and Calf in Kruger National Park | Caught in ...





Lions attacks Hippo Mother and Calf in Kruger National Park | #CaughtintheAct



Ken Smith was visiting the Kruger National Park in South Africa when he sighted a Hippo female and calf surrounded by 10 Lions.

08 March, 2017

Lions Digging up Family of Warthogs | Caught in the Act





Lion Digging up Family of Warthogs | #CaughtintheAct

Peter Anderson was on holiday in Botswana when he witnessed a pride of Lions digging up a Warthog burrow. The Warthogs try to make a run for it but can't out run the hungry Lions.

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27 February, 2017

International Polar Bear Day





International Polar Bear Day is an annual event celebrated every February 27 to raise awareness about the conservation status of the polar bear.

International Polar Bear Day is organized by Polar Bears International to raise awareness about the impact of global warming and reduced sea ice on polar bear populations.

22 February, 2017

WORLD WHALE DAY 2017





Giants of the ocean are celebrated on World Whale Day, which aims to raise awareness of these magnificent creatures.



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