A collection of our daily travel stories, food discoveries, wildlife encounters, and life on the road.
This male stole the warthog kill from the females, eventually leaving the remains for the hungry females. "Sighting of the Day in...
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A group of cape buffalo may be called an "obstinacy." "Sighting of the Day in the Bush" This is an African Hawk-Eagle....
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"Leopards are capable of carrying animals heavier than themselves and will often drag their prey into the fork of a tree several...
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"A rhinoceros, commonly abbreviated to 'rhino,' is one of any five extant species of odd-toed ungulates in the family Rhinocerotidae, as well...
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Three lions lounging in the shade, always on the lookout for the next meal. "Sighting of the Day in the Bush" A couple...
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"Black-backed jackals are closely related, both genetically and physically, to side-striped jackals. They are leanly built and quite hard to spot in...
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"A cheetah's food tastes are not as broad as that of the leopard, and it concentrates mostly on small and medium...
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"The African wild dog is an endangered species, with only four remaining populations in Africa, one of which is Kruger. Their survival...
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"Hyaenas are mostly social, living in clans of between 10 and 40 animals, led by a dominant female. However, social structures can...
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Stunning female lion - #3 (second lion photo in today's post) "Sighting of the Day in the Bush" Spoon-billed storks, our...
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