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Things you may not know about Lions.

Things you may not know about Lions.

There is so much to be said about these magnificent big cats. Here are just a few facts we would like to share with you.Lions are the largest cats in Africa and second largest in the world (Tigers being first). They are also the only truly social cats living in...

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Activity around a rhino that was unfortunately poached.

Activity around a rhino that was unfortunately poached.

It is always extremely sad news when we hear that yet another Pilanesberg Rhino has been murdered at the hands of poachers. It is always a heartbreaking thing to see and for us to share but people need to know that this is the harsh reality of what is happening to...

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Did you know?

Did you know?

The Red-billed oxpecker may help keep animals such as giraffe clean by removing parasites, but they can cause harm too. When an animal has an open wound very often the Oxpeckers will constantly peck at the wound which can make the wound bigger and take much longer to...

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Highlights for February 2019.

Highlights for February 2019.

Every Game drive/Safari in the Pilanesberg is different, as field guides we drive through the gate and never know exactly what is going to happen. This all adds to the excitement as we head out on a game drive or Hot air balloon flight.  The rains continue, everything...

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Did you know?

Did you know?

Zebras always look fat and healthy due to the large quantities of grass that they eat. This is because they are hindgut fermenters and with all the digestion happening they are full of gas. This not only gives them their round stomachs but is also the cause of their...

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An update on the Cheetah population in Pilanesberg.

An update on the Cheetah population in Pilanesberg.

Here is an Update on the current cheetah population in the Pilanesberg. There has been a lot of changes over the last few weeks with regards to the Pilanesberg cheetah population. The Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) keeps an eye on the cheetah population and genetics....

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