Secret Creatures: African Wild Cat

Six thousand years ago Egyptians domesticated the African Wild Cat to control mice and rats raiding granaries. From these tamed animals, the domestic cat was bred. Although it is an agile tree climber, this cat spends most of its time on the ground.

First look of some Cute! Leopard cubs on Sabi Sand Game Reserve.

The first look of some Cute! Leopard cubs on Sabi Sand Game Reserve.

Our camera crew was lucky enough to find and film two young cubs at their den.

Lilac Breasted Roller taking dust bath in Kruger National Park

Lilac Breasted Roller | Bird | Southern Africa - Kruger National Park.

The lilac-breasted roller is an African member of the roller family of birds. It is widely distributed in sub-Saharan Africa and the southern Arabian Peninsula, preferring open woodland and savanna; it is largely absent from treeless places. Wikipedia

Scientific name: Coracias caudatus

Did you know: Lilac breasted rollers inhabit acacia country with well-spaced trees, rolling bushy game lands, riverside areas and cultivated land, but they do not associate with human habitation.

Giraffe Fight in the Luangwa Rift Valley

Giraffe necking. Generally, it is believed that male giraffes use their necks as weapons in fights. This behaviour is called Necking and is used to establish dominance and males that win necking fights have greater access to females and are able to reproduce and propagate their genes.

Masai Giraffe conservation in South Luangwa National Park
Formerly known as Thornicroft’s giraffe (G. c. thornicrofti), the giraffe in Zambia’s Luangwa Valley has recently been found to be genetically identical with Masai giraffe (G. tippelskirchi). However, these giraffes are a unique and isolated giraffe population, yet their habitat is impacted by human encroachment, poaching and predation.

Elephant ATTACK Black Rhino in Etosha | CAUGHT IN THE ACT

Tourist Thana Nel witnesses an Elephant attack a Black Rhino Bull at the Etosha waterhole at night ...



Visit the Etosha National Park in Namibia This Season and keep your camera ready. #Elephant #Rhino #NatGeoWild #CaughtintheAct

Free Diver Up Close With Large School of Hammerhead Sharks

Free Diver Up Close With Large School of Hammerhead Sharks (^^^)

Aquavision Contributor Brod Whittaker was filming Hammerheads when they changed direction and he found himself in the middle of a large school of predatory Sharks.



Unlike most sharks, hammerheads usually swim in schools during the day, becoming solitary hunters at night. Some of these schools can be found near Malpelo Island in Colombia, Cocos Island off Costa Rica, and near Molokai in Hawaii. Large schools are also seen in the waters off southern and eastern Africa.



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Let's Explore Zambia

Let's Explore Zambia...



Whether you seek wild adventures, dramatic scenery, or simply the opportunity to lie back and absorb the beauty and grace of the land, its wildlife and its people…Zambia has it all.



This is a part of Africa that remains largely pristine and unspoilt, where you can still be free to truly explore…where unique experiences and thrilling opportunities abound…and where everlasting memories are made.

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.

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

Mom Honey Badger, carry baby to new den site.

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

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

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

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

Emerald Season at Bushcamps

Stunning Kafue National Park

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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