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Once you find a hyena den, you’re going to get some action as the den will house adults, sub-adults and also the very young. The adults share the duty and watch over each other’s young.  Watch this video as a young hyena follows a Francolin grouse past our Land Rover. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBHIsJkF0ow

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  As we toured Kruger National Park during our 2007 visit, cape buffalo were uncommon, but we did encounter them on a couple of occasions. Both times we found dugga boys. Here’s a video clip of one encounter. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jz1cOdAjtWU On another day, we were dropped off about a mile from camp and walked in with [...]

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The wildebeest is a distinctly African animal. If I’d seen “The Lion King” prior to going to Africa, I might have made different decisions. The blue wildebeest in the above photo was observed and photographed from a vehicle at Kruger National Park. I took the  photo on week two of our African “safari.” On week [...]

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While in South Africa, we spent three nights at Nagala Tented Safaris. The camp was located in the bush and we had wart hogs and bushboks feeding right in camp. In fact, there was no fence so any animal could potentially walk through camp, except the elephant. To keep elephants out, an electric wire was strung about [...]

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