Hornbill And Barbet Clash Over Territory
The Kruger saw an intense battle for territory as a hornbill and barbet clashed fiercely!
Many safari-goers will likely imagine exciting fights, mostly taking place between prey animals desperate for survival and hungry predators desperate for a meal.
Even territorial disputes might be easier to imagine between big cats or hyenas. Birds like this crested barbet and southern yellow-billed ground hornbill might not cut expectations, but that doesn’t make their territorial battle any less exciting.
Exhausted Lion Family Collapses To Rest On Road
In this super-cute sighting, in the Mala Mala Game Reserve, a mother lioness and her little family of cubs took time out at the side of a sand road in the reserve.
Tinged by Michael Botes
Cubs will spend most of their early weeks asleep, much like human infants. Sleep is essential for their growth, as it supports brain development and the strengthening of their tiny muscles.
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Tinged by Scrolla
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A pride of lions were stationary on the S110 Sand, 2.9 kilometres west of the S110 Sand and S120 junction at 5:03 AM. The tinger states that there were 2 females, 4 cubs and one male present. To stay informed, you can track everything on our app with real-time updates.
Tinged by Nina Die Boskind
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Four spotted hyenas were sighted, and a female was seen feeding her young along the H3, 200 metres north of the S121 at 6:13 AM.
Tinged by Julia Hartmann
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At 8:28 AM, a lioness with 3 cubs and another pregnant female, and one male, have been spotted on the move on the H4-2, 100 metres north of the S25.
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Tinged by Ruan
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At 8:20 AM, a red hartebeest was seen stationary on Tlou Drive, just past Tshukudu eNtsho, 5 metres from the road.
Tinged by Ruan
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A secretary bird was seen on the move on Tlou Drive, towards Tshukudu eNtsho at 7:08 AM.