Did you know that an elephant bull can weigh up to 6 tons and live for over 60 years?
Did you know that during confrontations a brown hyena will raise its fur (piloerection) in order to look larger and more intimidating?
Did you know that Impala have excellent senses? Their large ears and eyes help them to look out for predators. Their eyes are positioned on the sides of the head giving them excellent peripheral vision.
March has been a month filled with large groups and heavy rainstorms. We had some great sightings during the month and here are some we would like to share with you.
On the afternoon Safari on the 7 March, there was a great sighting of a lioness relocating her two cubs. Our guides happened to be in the right place at the right time. It was such a special sighting with mom picking up one cub to carry it across the road, as she would turn to head back to fetch the second cub, the first one would follow her back again. She really had her work cut out for her, in the end, she managed to get them both together.
February has been a busy and wet month for us. We celebrated Chinese new year with many guests joining us on game drives. There was also a lot of rain which didn’t stop the guests that had traveled far and wide to have this experience. With the rain, the park is looking bright green and the flowering Acacia trees add a splash of yellow everywhere (a favorite treat of the Giraffe and Elephants).
We have kicked off the year with some great sightings. We are so lucky to have shared these sightings with guests from all over the world. Here are some of our highlights from January.
Join us for an exciting and fun packed adventure.
