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The Kruger National Park tablets on route from Sku

The Kruger National Park tablets on route from Skukuza to Tshokwane commemorate the full inclusion of the Park 1926.

The life’s work of so many but perhaps the one to really thank for his vision and persistence is none other that Warden James Stevenson-Hamilton who made the park his life’s work.

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Rough Burrower (Opistophthalmus glabrifrons) A la

Rough Burrower (Opistophthalmus glabrifrons)

A large and mildly venomous scorpion of around 12 cm with the tail extended. It is dark brown to light brown and even dark orange/yellow in colour with light yellow legs. The head is usually light brown in colour. The pincers are pale brown with dark tips. Often out after first rains saturate soils.

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Sundays don’t get better than an early morning b

Sundays don’t get better than an early morning bird session with one of the best birders on the plant @ethankistler …… and I don’t mean the lightly - Genuine birding royalty!
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Sand Lily (Crinum buphanoides) blooming in Kruger

Sand Lily (Crinum buphanoides) blooming in Kruger National Park .

Finally some rain in the Kruger.

Finally some rain in the Kruger.

Often I’m asked - how do elephants breathe ? S

Often I’m asked - how do elephants breathe ?

So here’s the answer:

Elephants are obligate breathers, meaning they must breathe actively and cannot hold their breath indefinitely or rely on alternative breathing methods. Unlike some mammals, elephants cannot rely on passive breathing or alternate respiration pathways; they need to maintain continuous airflow through their trunks and lungs.

Interestingly, elephants have a unique respiratory structure. Their trunks are essentially elongated noses, and they have a muscular diaphragm that helps them regulate airflow. Because of the trunk’s length and structure, they cannot breathe through their mouths—only through their trunks, which makes their respiratory function distinct and obligate.

🦎💙 Meet the Blue-Headed Agama! This colorful

🦎💙 Meet the Blue-Headed Agama! This colorful character is hard to miss, especially with that electric blue head. Male agamas show off these vibrant colors to attract mates and defend their territory, while females sport more subtle shades. Native to Africa, these lizards are amazing climbers and love basking in the sun. ☀️

Fun fact: They do push-ups as a display to warn other males and impress the ladies! How’s that for confidence?

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For some the journey is a little harder but that j

For some the journey is a little harder but that just adds character.

The epitome of a grand old Dagga Boy we call a Scrum Cap.

Tonight Skukuza Burns.

Tonight Skukuza Burns.

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