A peaceful evening in the Kgalagadi turns unforgettable when a rare and haunting sight leaves a lasting impression.

This extraordinary sighting reminds us that nature isn’t always picture-perfect, yet even in its harshest moments, it offers lessons in resilience, survival, and perspective.

When an unusual bird of prey found a strange object, its efforts to catch it resembled a game of football.

Secretarybirds are so named for the long feathers found on their heads, which are said to resemble writing quills used before the invention of modern pens.

A relative of eagles and hawks, they are easily recognisable, standing about 1.3 metres tall on long, powerful legs.

Though capable fliers, they spend much of their time on the ground looking for prey. Their diet includes reptiles, amphibians, small mammals, insects and eggs.