Wild World Safaris Ltd

09/02/2023

Botswana - Okavango Delta:
The Delta is expecting a good inundation this season with current water levels above average at the measuring station
Photo courtesy Wilderness

25/10/2022

Madagascar - island of treasures including numerous species of baobab trees. The holes that you can see on this tree trunk, are man made, to assist with climbing the tree to collect fruit

06/10/2022

My what big teeth you have! Hippo's open their mouths to show how big and strong they are to defend their territory.
Photograph courtesy of Dana Allen

04/10/2022

Just the perfect species for autumn - the golden monkey. ~With its golden fur this lovely primate lives in the Virunga mountains and feeds on bamboo and fruit. Photograph courtesy of C.Culbert

03/04/2022

Sundowner Sunday at Shumba Camp, Kafue National Park, Zambia. Photographer Will Burrard-Lucas courtesy Wilderness Safaris

31/03/2022

A snapshot video of life in Rwanda and some of the beautiful things there are to see there #

31/03/2022

Golden monkeys are playful and curious. Habituated golden monkeys live in the high altitude forest of the Volcanoes National Park area in Rwanda, where you can trek on foot to see them.
This photo was taken by Caroline Culbert at the incredible Bisate Lodge in Rwanda.

27/10/2021

Kingfishers are found on every continent of the world other than . The oldest known fossils date back over 30 million years! This photograph was taken by Varun Mathur in India, and is a White throated kingfisher

28/09/2021

Click on the photo to listen as the trilling call of the Woodland Kingfisher heralds the arrival of the bushveld summer with pairs singing in duet whilst facing each other with outstretched wings.

The trilling call of the Woodland Kingfisher heralds the arrival of the bushveld summer with pairs singing in duet whilst facing each other with outstretched wings.

07/02/2020

A yellow baboon baby peeks out from under its mother's armpit.Photo by Steven Skerritt on Unsplash

06/02/2020

Mandrills used to fall under the genus baboon but now have their very own special group called mandrillus. Photo by Max van den Oetelaar on Unsplash

05/02/2020

Primates have many different faces. This is a Japanese macaque. Photo by Ed van duijn on Unsplash