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elephants
Decoding science, Human-wildlife conflict, Natural history

Elephants that creep in the dark – how elephants distinguish between human activities

Chobe elephants have learnt how to change their activity patterns to reduce risk of human encounters – new research

Opinion Editorial

THIS WEEK

Gorilla trekking in Bwindi, the ultimate beach holiday in Mozambique, the miniature owls of Africa and giant otters – this week with AG

Natural history

The miniature owls of Africa

Africa hosts a variety of miniature owls. From scops-owls, to white-faced owls & owlets, here is the rundown of these small, endearing birds

Travel & Lifestyle, Travel diaries

Walking with gorillas

Trekking through the ancient rainforests of Bwindi, Uganda to find mountain gorillas brings Ryan Biller face-to-face with a childhood dream

Opinion Editorial

THIS WEEK

Tips on where to safari right now, planning your festive adventures, all things snakes, and a different perspective on Pongola’s elephant crisis – this week with AG

Hunting, Natural history, Opinion Editorial

Pongola’s elephant management crisis: a different perspective

Pongola Game Reserve faces an elephant management crisis. Paul Cryer & Pete Ruinard provide a different perspective on the challenges at hand

Snakes
Natural history

Snakes – everything you need to know

Admired and feared, snakes are marvels of natural engineering, behaviour & movement. Here’s everything you need to know to understand snakes

Opinion Editorial

THIS WEEK

Primate quest in Central Africa, why lions target particular types of cows, a safari with Jamie in Sabi Sands, a champagne safari in the Mara, and tricksy, fibbing hyenas – this week with AG

Travel & Lifestyle, Travel diaries

Primate Quest – DRC, Rwanda & Mafia Island

One family’s adventure with AG to Rwanda, DRC & Mafia Island in search of primates, bats & other weird and wonderful creatures

Decoding science, Human-wildlife conflict, Natural history

Lions target particular types of cows – research

Understanding how predators select cattle for prey could help in protecting livestock from lions, mitigating human-wildlife conflict

Opinion Editorial

THIS WEEK

Our favourite bushveld dining spots, Kalahari’s vanishing hornbills, insider safari tips, the beginning of the end for captive lion breeding, and another leopard incident in Greater Kruger – this week with AG

Safari Tips, Travel & Lifestyle

Dine out in the bushveld

No African safari is complete without a dining experience out in the wilderness. Here are our favourite spots to enjoy dining in the bushveld

African safari

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Handcrafted experiential safaris since 1991.

Travel in Africa is about knowing when and where to go, and with whom. A few weeks too early/late or a few kilometres off course, and you could miss the greatest show on Earth. And wouldn’t that be a pity?

African travel

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