South Luangwa Travel and Tours

27/05/2026

Happy Labour Day from your friends at Croc Valley!

27/05/2026

27/05/2026

Wishing you a very happy holiday from Croc Valley Camp! Croc donated mealie meal and Christmas hampers to our friends at Hanada orphanage and Herby and Kyle were kind enough to drop it off. Merry Christmas to everyone! 🎅🎄🎁

27/05/2026

Charl J.Beukes received a Life Time achievement award at Mfuwe Awards

23/12/2023

It's Christmas time again 🎅!!

If you lied that you're a CEO and you need to prove it to your folks and Neighbors, Look No Further.

This festive season I will be available for Hire at an attractive fee of K2,500 Within lusaka and mfuwe.

To prove you are a boss, I will open and close the doors for you.

You can pay extra if u need to insult me using words like;…“Stupid Driver”,…”Do you know how much it cost me to buy this car?”, ….” I will fire you!”...Among others.

This will prove to your people that you're the real deal and we will both go back home smiling 😃

02/10/2022

Did you know that female hyenas have evolved to possess a pseudo- p***s and a pseudo-scrotum? And that males are dependent on females at feeding time?
The hyena is a very interesting animal for several reasons. Although they may resemble dogs, this African mammal is more closely related to cats, but hyenas do not belong to either of the two previously cited families, but form a family of their own called Hyaenidae.
Female hyenas have three times more testosterone in their bodies than their male counterparts. This results in them being more muscular and more aggressive—as if that wasn’t enough, the female hyena have a pseudo-p***s.
This makes it incredibly difficult to differentiate between male and female hyenas. Females don't have external va**na and urinate through the pseudo-p***s, just like male hyenas. And, in case you're wondering, yes, they're capable of an er****on. Which is even bizarre because the pseudo-p***s is actually a giant cl****is.
Just when you thought it couldn't get weirder, the poor female hyenas need to give birth through their pseudo-p***s. No surprise here, but it's a rather painful process for the mother and often tragic for her babies.
Hyenas usually carry litters of two to four cubs, but sadly about 60% of cubs suffocate on the way out. Mothers are also in danger, as the birth canal is only one inch in diameter, often making the birth process fatal, as demonstrated by the high mortality rate for first-time mothers.
The origin of the pseudo-p***s...
One of the several theories for the origin of this pseudo-p***s postula that evolved with a protective function: in order for the hyenas to mate, the female must voluntarily retract the channel of is the pseudo-p***s to facilitate copulation.
This gives females, unlike many other species, the ultimate mating decision. This is why female hyenas are extremely selective about who they mate with.