Lion Cubs Find Their Mommy After Floods Separated Them
This desperate lioness went out hunting during the recent storms in Kruger, but lost her pride and her cubs.
Tinged by Jessica Sparg
But as she walked down the road, suddenly she saw cubs in the road behind her. She was very wary at first, because if it wasn't her pride, it could have been quite dangerous. But, as soon as they realised they were the same family, they ran towards each other!
What a heartwarming sighting!
Angry Elephant Wrecks Safari Car
A visitor to a South African national park had a close call with a grumpy elephant. He showed remarkable calm, which no doubt helped de-escalate the tense situation.
Tinged by Pierre Rossouw
Male elephants periodically go into a state of heightened hormone levels called ‘musth’. During these phases, they can be aggressive and unpredictable. While this might be the case here, we see no physical evidence, such as streaming temporal glands or dripping urine.
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2 lionesses and 3 cubs were seen stationary on the H4-2, 500 metres north of the S25 at 5:15 AM. To stay informed, you can track everything on our app with real-time updates.
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At 11:41 AM, impalas, a warthog, and a cattle egret were on the move along Matjulu Loop, 100 metres south-west of the S110 Tar and Malelane Camp Road junction.
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Four hippos were seen emerging from the water at 12:48 PM at the Skukuza Shop & Restaurant Parking, 1.5 kilometres north of the H1-1 and H11 junction.