The Lazy King
As soon as you hear someone say, “The King of the Jungle”, everyone immediately thinks of a beautiful male lion, walking through the grassland as his beautiful mane blows in the wind. This is the picture that a lot of people expect to get whilst on a safari. Unfortunately, male lions don’t always play their […]
Understanding Dominance Hierarchies in Mammals: How the Wild Maintains Order
Explore how dominance hierarchies shape mammal behavior in the wild, from elephants and lions to hyenas and primates, and why social order benefits all.
A visit to another Planet
Namibia’s land surface covers more than 820,000 km square with a population of around 3 million people. It is a very dry country with vast areas that are not quite inhabitable. Mining has been their main industry for many years, but they are catching up with their neighbours on the tourism part too. As we […]
International Lion Day – Celebrating the King
Today marks World Lion Day, a celebration of one of the most globally recognized animals, not just in Africa. Lions, beloved by millions worldwide, are ingrained in our early experiences through storybooks, TV, and movies. Often hailed as the “King of the Jungle,” lions might seem invulnerable, but sadly, they face significant threats. Their range […]
Remembering Ruaha
This year I have spent more time in East Africa than I usually do and visited the most iconic destinations such as the Serengeti and the Maasai Mara National Reserve. Recently I had the opportunity to travel to two national parks that I have never been to, I can say with confidence that both Ruaha […]
