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The Black-Backed Jackal: Africa’s Cunning Night Stalker

Posted by Denis on Tue November 19, 2024 in Gamedrive, Safari, Kruger National Park, Nature Conservation, Wildlife Photography, Fauna and Flora of Kruger National Park, and African Wildlife.
Black-Backed Jackal

Discover the secretive world of the black-backed jackal in Kruger National Park. Learn about its behaviours, survival strategies, and ecological importance.

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The Bats of Kruger National Park: Silent Stewards of the Night

Posted by Denis on Tue November 12, 2024 in Kruger National Park, Marloth Park, Wildlife Photography, Fauna and Flora of Kruger National Park, Needles Lodge, and African Wildlife.
Bats of Kruger National Park

Explore the fascinating bat species of Kruger National Park. Discover their unique adaptations, behaviours, and vital roles in maintaining the park’s ecosystem.

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10 Strange and Fascinating Facts About the Banded Mongoose

Posted by Denis on Tue October 22, 2024 in Kruger National Park, Marloth Park, Fauna and Flora of Kruger National Park, Needles Lodge, and African Wildlife.
Banded Mongooses eating eggs at Needles Lodge

Discover the quirky habits and social life of the banded mongoose. From synchronized births to snake-fighting skills, learn why these small mammals are Kruger's hidden gems.

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Termites: Nature's Unsung Architects of the African Bush

Posted by Denis on Tue October 15, 2024 in Kruger National Park, Insects, and Fauna and Flora of Kruger National Park.
Termites Up Close

Discover how termites, the hidden builders of Kruger National Park, create essential ecosystems with their mounds, recycling nutrients and supporting wildlife.

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The Zebra: Africa’s Striped Wonder of the Kruger National Park

Posted by Denis on Tue October 8, 2024 in Safari, Kruger National Park, Marloth Park, Fauna and Flora of Kruger National Park, Needles Lodge, and African Wildlife.
Zebras joining guests at the deck

Discover the fascinating world of zebras in Kruger National Park. Learn about their stripes, social bonds, seasonal movements, and their crucial role in maintaining the savanna ecosystem.

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