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02/10/2026

when plains camp male p*e on his son without realising and really made his son upset and move away from him.

Video credit Omega Godi

Inyati Game Lodge
Sabisands Game Reserve

02/10/2026

Elephant families are led by a wise matriarch who guides the group away from danger.

Video by African Bush Camps
📍: Linyanti Bush Camp, Linyanti Wildlife Reserve, Botswana
 
Elephant calves are rarely out of reach of their mothers. In those early years, the herd moves around them, watches over them, and keeps them close. This is community in its most instinctive form, and one that depends on us to conserve it.
 



26/09/2026

Did you know pangolins can be surprisingly playful?

📸: Kelsey Prediger

They love taking mud, dung, or even urine baths! Yep, you read that right. This feisty little guy found a nice, stinky cow patty and is having the time of his life, rolling around and using his tail to fling himself into the mess. If he’s really into it, he might keep going for 15–20 minutes!

25/09/2026

You learn how kocho is made with the Dorzae tribe in Ethiopia 🇪🇹

📸 by Priscilla Horta

A staple food here, kocho comes from the fibers of the enset plant (false banana) and takes MONTHS to ferment. The final product is almost like a tortilla consistency and can be dipped in honey and/or chili. 10/10 🔥

25/09/2026
23/09/2026

Queenlulu just enjoying the creation of God.

21/09/2026

Out here, territory isn’t given it’s defended.

Video by Joe Pietersen

Two powerful rhino bulls meet head-on in a raw display of strength, dominance and instinct.
Dust rises and neither is willing to give ground.

For these giants, a territorial battle can determine access to food, water, breeding opportunities and the right to hold a piece of wild Africa.

21/09/2026

Born different, a luminous foal grazes among the camouflage of the herd at Singita Sabi Sand. In the wild, visibility can be a burden but a mother is always close, her stripes serving as their only shield 🥹

Captured by Singita resident photographers Ross Couper and Lindsay Couper 🎥

21/09/2026

Snack Time?

Lion Takes a Bite Out of Tourist Vehicle
A lion in the African savanna provides a moment of wild surprise for safari goers.

The mighty predator, mistaking (or perhaps playfully testing) a car tire for prey, sinks its teeth into the rubber. The scene captures the unexpected encounters that can occur during a safari, showcasing the raw power and occasional curiosity of these big cats.

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These animals are being killed for being ugly.Not dangerous. Not invasive. Not threatening human life.Just ugly.The aye-...
14/02/2026

These animals are being killed for being ugly.

Not dangerous. Not invasive. Not threatening human life.

Just ugly.

The aye-aye: murdered in Madagascar because locals think its face brings death.
The purple frog: crushed in India because villagers call it "cursed."
The warthog: shot across Africa not for food, but because hunters find it grotesque.

This is conservation's ugliest truth: We only protect what we think is beautiful.

Read more about this creatures link https://joysafaribay.com/post/the-20-ugliest-animals-on-earth

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