On the trail of the elusive pangolin at a South African safari reserve
On a private game reserve in south africa’s KwaZulu-Natal province, an unlikely creature is making a tentative comeback— and ...
Wild Wonders on MSN14h
WILDlife: Lions Pairing Next To The Vehicle
Pairing pair of lions (Selati Male/Othawa Lioness) mate right next to the game drive vehicle one evening.Lions will mate on average every 20 mins over 4 - 5 days. Pairing occurs every couple of weeks ...
South Africa’s rare succulent plants are threatened by illegal trade – how to stop it
The popular Conophytum, Lithops and Tylecodon are part of the group of rare and aesthetically unique succulents which are now ...
Database paves the way for first study to compare wild animal hunting patterns in African tropical forests
Advances in data availability and accessibility have resulted in a new study on wild animal hunting in African tropical ...
The Conversation27d
Bad gift ideas: ferrets and other exotic wild mammals as pets
Recently, ferrets have become increasingly popular in South Africa, especially ... by competing with native wildlife for resources, killing indigenous species and potentially spreading diseases ...
Mail & Guardian7d
Aeiden Swan celebrates SA wildlife through art and design
At its core, Swan’s work is a love letter to South Africa’s wildlife and a call to action for its preservation. By blending ...
From dirt tracks to digital data: This scientist’s app turns desert natives into wildlife guardians
Indigenous animal trackers use the CyberTracker software, developed by Louis Liebenberg, to help with research and earn a ...
Travel + Leisure22d
There's So Much More to East Africa Than Its Wildlife — Like an Active Volcano and a Collapsed Caldera With a Pearly Blue Lake
Kenya and Tanzania, the East African countries most often chosen for safari, are justifiably famous for their wildlife. For many travelers, seeing the region’s dazzling animals — lions ...
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Are your houseplants fuelling extinction? South Africa’s rare succulents face silent crisis
representing more than 650 species, were seized in South Africa between 2019 and May 2024. These iconic plants, some of which have survived for millennia in harsh desert climates, are now under threat ...