African Fish-Eagle   Only one word: MAJESTIC! Undoubtedly Africa’s most striking symbol, and Zambia’s national emblem. The fish-eagle is unmistakable with its white head and breast, chestnut belly and forewings, black under-wings and white tail. Sex alike but female is generally large...

Great question, easy answer! Watch the following video to find out! Broadcaster: BBCWorldwide Funny fellows aren’t they?! They almost remind me of manatees when underwater. Do you get it now? These beach boys can literally walk on the river bed! And while they advance, they look like runnin...

Although I don’t necessarily associate safaris with luxury accommodation, I must admit that the following lodges/tented camps are absolutely divine! If you’re looking for a unique honeymoon or don’t mind spending a substantial amount of money for something “extra special̶...

Jambo rafiki! Finally got my first “home-made” video up and running, yipie! To be honest with you I really thought I’d never get it done! Hope you enjoy it although there’s still room for improvement (practice makes perfect…)! Cheers, Mike Useful Links from the Vid...

Leopards very rarely attack humans unless they feel threatened, are wounded or have become too old to hunt down wild animals! In this example however, the situation is rather different… The story takes place in Lake Nakuru National Park, Kenya. Local game rangers are busy relocating a leopard ...

Kudu    Greater kudu bull in total splendour!   The kudu is the world’s second largest antelope species (behind the eland), reaching up to 1,2 m at shoulder height and weighing as much as 270 kg. It is by far one of the antelopes I admire the most, and always a delight to watch in the wild...

As usual, Friday is video day! Today’s footage shows the agility and incredible hunting skills of a little known cat of the African savanna: the caracal! This relatively small fellow, closely related to the serval, is mainly nocturnal and solitary. It is easily recognized by its long, tufte...

Michael Poliza   Michael Poliza is a German photographer who became world renowned for his books “Africa”, and “Eyes Over Africa”. His Flickr profile is nothing less than extraordinary, and provides African wildlife photography like no other. Be sure to check it out! Album...

When maternal instincts take over nature’s laws… Hey there! In one of the previous videos entitled “Who Said Animals Didn’t Have Feelings”, a very strange bond took place between a hippo and a young impala. Today’s video is somewhat similar, and is certainly on...

Are you familiar with the Marula tree? If not, it’s a beautiful African tree that produces wonderful and tasty fruits! Yummy fruits, which apparently make elephants drunk…? The story has been going on for ages…so much so that it has even become a liquor, called “Amarula̶...