AFRICAN SAFARI | MAASAI MARA, KENYA Part 1
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We finally got to cross off a HUGE bucket list item - African Safari!!! We got to go on a 2 day safari in the Maasai Mara in Kenya, Africa!
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Samburu Kenya - Lions walking near our car
September 2013
Manyatta Camp
24 luxury tents, facing tsavo east national park, each tent with its own private plunge pool.
Family chased by cheetahs in safari park
A family of five narrowly escaped a group of cheetahs after they exited their vehicle in a safari park.
Bongani Mountain African Safari Vehicles for Photographer's Safari in South Africa
What it is like riding in an African safari Jeep at Bongani Mountain in South Africa near Kruger National Park? I went on a 10 day photographer's safari to view the big 5 and learn all about South Africa's animals and horticulture with other professional photographers with the Idube Photo Safaris.
Here I show what the safari vehicles look like, how we attach our gear to the trucks and what the area near Kruger National Park in the Bongani Mountain region looks like. The jeeps were bumpy and our camera gear too up a lot of space!
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Lions on patrol in South Africa turning heads
A group of lions on patrol in Sabi Sand conservation area in South Africa are gaining attention across the world.
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Lions crossing the road
These lions had just feasted on some tobi (type of antelope). Check out the blood on their beards.
A lion cub is introduced to the pride: it does not go well!
We had followed this mother and cub for a while and we guessed that she was intent on introducing her cub to the pride. Sadly, she had had three cubs but this was the sole survivor. At first she introduced it to the females which went well. But with male it was a different story! See the full film in ultrahigh definition on my website: wildlifeaction.co.uk.
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Africa - Tanzania - Tarangire National Park - Afternoon Safari Game Drive - Giraffe
Lion Attack (Rough Cut)
While walking through an island in the Okavongo Delta of Botswana, my friends Ben, Cam, and I came across this beautiful lioness. Originally excited to see one of the big five, much to our chagrin, we quickly learned that she was not so happy to see us. Please note: we are walking in the wild and have no weapons nor vehicle.
Lion cubs and Masai warrior listening to Johnny Cash
DYNASTIES | SIZANANI & SCORRO - Thanda Impi Male Lions [Kruger´s Legend]
A Tribute To Sizanani – Kruger’s Legendary Lion King
Sizanani was born in the beginning of 2007, from a pride of 20-strong lions known as the Nkuhuma Pride in the Northern Sabi Sands region. This pride was well-known in the area as the ‘buffalo hunters’ for their remarkable ability to kill buffalo, one of the largest prey species. This was a skill that would prove important for Sizanani.
Sizanani was part of a litter of 20-plus cubs. But in December of 2007, tragedy struck the pride. Blondie (father of Sizanani), was killed by the legendary Mapogo male lion coalition. Attacks on the remaining pride and cubs during the first half of 2008 devastated the pride. Many cubs fell victim to the attacks; as did some of the adult lionesses too. The first time the brothers were seen together on in the Manyeleti was in the middle of 2012. At this point, they were known as the Nkahuma males. The brother of Sizanani had a very bad hip injury which he maintained for a very long time, probably with the help of Sizanani. This is where Sizanani gained his name, Sizanani, which means ‘working together’, given to him by local guides and trackers at the time. In September 2012, Sizanani and his brother, now known as the Sizanani coalition, were mating with some of the Koppies (breakaway from the Orpen super pride) Females. During this time, the brothers had numerous fights with the Legendary Matimba males, but somehow managed to survive. At the end of 2012, another blow struck Sizanani when his brother (one with the bad hip) was killed by the Matimba males close to Tintswalo. Sizanani then ran back towards the Sabi Sands and spent most of 2013 in the Northern sands, wandering the reserve as a lone male lion. Although he was not seen for a while, Sizanani became legendary in the area, and there were reports of him single handedly taking down adult buffalos during this time. In Aug 2013, he fathered his first litter of cubs with a pride known as the Styx Females in the Sabi Sands. Unfortunately, his first litter was killed by other males. At this point, Sizanani disappeared off the radar. And everyone began to presume that he had died. And then, just like that, he was back! In September 2014, he appeared back in the Manyeleti by himself after months of wandering the wilderness alone. It was at this point that people on social media began to describe him as the “Phantom’—a true survivor. Sizanani finally decided to reside in the Manyeleti, close to Tintswalo Safari Lodge, and it was here where he also made a new friend, another male lion whom he joined forces with to take back the territory. This was officially the start of the Thand Impi Males, where Sizanani and an unknown male ‘Scorro’ formed a coalition and started to dominate the central Manyeleti!
When Sizanani was a cub, he had learned the skills of hunting buffalo, and now him and his new brother began to take that reputation forward, hunting massive buffalos in the reserve and feeding on them for days. Just as the two boys began to set up their new territory in the Manyeleti, the infamous Birmingham Lions made up of five big males arrived. They spent some time in the Manyeleti. Despite this, the Thanda Impi males, led by Sizanani, managed to evade this monstrous coalition. The Birmingham Males moved off. Finally, the two boys had established themselves and their territory. They were lucky enough to meet up with the 3 Birmingham lionesses that originated from the Southern Timbavati Game Reserve during the remaining months of 2015 until early november. This was the start of the Nharhu pride! Now the lion count was 2 pride males, 3 lionesses+ 10 cubs! These cubs are currently still in the area as 2 year old Sub adults. Next in line for a takeover was the Mbiri pride. In 2016, this pride consisted of 8 lions, 5 lionesses with 3 young males—ready to be kicked out and become nomadic. The Thanda Impis saw the opportunity and forced the females to submission during June 2016. Mating ensued for the first time in September 2016, where both males collectively started mating with the two older Mbiri Females. Ever since then, the Thanda Impi males spent less time with the Nharhu pride and more time with the Mbiris. In February 2017, the first Mbiri cubs sired by the Thanda Impi’s were born! The total count as it stands 5 lionesses, 2 pride males and 16 cubs of different generations. At some point, Sizanani’s epic tale had to begin to end. And that day was Christmas day of 2016. Rangers found Sizanani with a bad hip injury that could’ve been caused by a buffalo hunt gone wrong. Either way; he wasn’t the same lion again. He managed to feed well by staying close to the lionesses he had come to dominate, until he finally succumbed to his injury on the 27th of October 2017.
His final resting place was a spot not too far from Tintswalo—an area that had become his final kingdom, and the place where he fathered the most number of cubs.
Lions - Africa's Wild Wonders - The Secrets of Nature
The lions of Africa are the survivors of this harsh land. We take a look at the family structure and the deep bonds that develop between members of a pride. A very different episode as we take a beautiful and gentle look at Africa’s most iconic animal.
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Masai men make fire from sticks in village near Masai Mara, Kenya
Masai men make fire from sticks in a village near the Masai Mara game reserve in Kenya, bordering Tanzania and the Serengeti
How To Fool A Baboon Into Showing You Where To Find Water
I remember watching this in my Life Science class in HS and laughing so much that the teacher asked me to leave the room. Sorry Mrs. Williams but it was too hilarious to handle.
Lion gives birth to eight cubs
The world over, lions are known to give birth to up to four cubs at a time, but in Zimbabwe a young lioness may have set a new record
Leopards Chasing a Rabbit
Two subadult leopards were chasing a Rabbit. Unfortunately Rabbit was too quick for these two leopards to catch. An unforgettable safari experience captured .
Yala National Park Sri Lanka is the best place in the world to observe leopards behaviour.
The Sri Lankan leopard (Panthera pardus kotiya) is a leopard subspecies native to Sri Lanka that was first described in 1956 by the Sri Lankan zoologist Deraniyagala. In 2008, the Sri Lankan leopard was listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List.
Lions Hunting, Early Morning, Queen Elizabeth Park, Uganda, gorillatourbooking.com
The 5 Days Gorilla Adventure Safari takes you to Bwindi impenetrable national park, this park is a home to half of mountain gorillas.
Southern White Rhino Encounter On Foot | EcoTraining Trails
The white rhino or square lipped rhinoceros is fairly easy to approach on foot compared to its grumpy cousin the black rhino! In this encounter we found a white rhino mother and calf during an afternoon walk on the EcoTraining FGASA Trails Guide course. You can see the rhino are very aware of the group even from a distance and we moved to a position where the wind was more in our favour. Even after moving the rhino were still skittish so we carried on with the walk leaving them to calm down.
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