Dominant male hippos can engage in brutal fights to defend their territory, and can even commit infanticide to secure their dominance over the pod.
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Why South Luangwa is a great place to see wild dogs
With population numbers increasing, the exhilarating experience of seeing wild dogs is becoming a staple of South Luangwa game drives.
Epic lion battle in Nsefu
Lionesses take on two nomadic male lions in their territory, resulting in a short, fierce battle with minimum injuries for both parties.
Video: Are carnivores kings of the wild?
You might think that top predators have a superior position in the wild, though you might be mistaken after watching this video.
Video: Playtime for lion cubs
Life’s not as easy as it seems for the most adorable of all. But to a lion cub, everything seems pretty awesome growing up in a big family.
Harsh times for young storks
Bird-lover or not, the impressive yellow-billed stork colony in the Nsefu sector of the South Luangwa National Park in Zambia is definitely worthwhile paying a visit.
The lion kings Ginger and Garlic
In South Luangwa National Park in Zambia, live two ferocious lions named Ginger and Garlic. These two brothers are the symbol of strength, ranking among the most powerful of all.
Elephants: remaining cool with wrinkles and ears
Why do we love elephants so much? Is it because we have a lot in common and can relate to them? Elephants live almost as long as we do, are intelligent and live a family life.
Meet the nocturnal animals of South Luangwa
South Luangwa National Park is one of the few national parks in Zambia where evening drives can be done. The goal of this rather exciting activity is the search for nocturnal species of the bush which you would normally see less of, or not at all, during the daytime. Of course there is always a chance of seeing leopard or lion during the day, but the big cats come to life after sunset!
50 shades of green in South Luangwa
South Luangwa’s green season is astonishing and is the perfect time to go on safari!
Video: green season brings South Luangwa back to life.
Green season is in full swing in South Luangwa and with it the birds are brimming in this birders paradise.
Speed hunters of the Luangwa Valley
Witness the high-speed chase of the wild dog and see why these dogs are some of the most efficient predators in the world.
Surviving a dusty safari in the dry season
With winter comes a lot of dust in the bush. Avoid the dust and have an amazing safari with these top tips.
How animals deal with the changing seasons
As temperatures drop and the landscapes become even more beautiful, the animals of South Luangwa learn to adapt for winter.
South Luangwa says goodbye to the woodland kingfisher
As winter arrives at South Luangwa, the electric blue woodland kingfisher migrates north.
The legendary leopard lives on in Lucy
Alice’s daughter Lucy has been delighting guests in South Luangwa. But Lucy has a secret..
Love is in the air – The power of scent in the animal kingdom
Smells have a huge role to play in choosing a mate in the wild. Here are some animals’ unique scents and how they work.
Reflective photography: reality is not always what it seems
Master the art of reflective photography with these pro tips.
Nature’s landscapers – the art of easy gardening
Expert gardeners from the animal kingdom.
Why a morning safari is worth the 5am wake-up call
Wake up with the wildlife and discover a world of unrivaled beauty in the bush.
Natural beauties and tips that do the trick
Get top beauty tips from some of Africa’s most beautiful inhabitants.
A photographic feast in South Luangwa
Beautiful South Luangwa offers photographers an abundance of opportunities to get the perfect shot. Here are the top 11 wildlife photographs from the diverse region.
In memory of a legendary leopard
Alice the leopard was a staple attraction at South Luangwa National Park as she lazed close to the roads and showed off her hunts for everyone to see.
