This 22 June 2020 video says about itself:
Bush Baby Tenants | Backyard Nature
You think your upstairs neighbors are noisy? You haven’t met these cute, nocturnal creatures living in the South African home of filmmakers Adrian Bailey and Robyn Keene-Young.
This 22 June 2020 video from South Africa says about itself:
Jackals bark at the wrong leopard
Two [black-backed] jackals from Kgalagadi park were barking at a leopard for being too close to their den. This only angered the leopards and they ended up hunting down one of the jackals.
This 14 June 2020 video from South Africa says about itself:
Kruger Bird Course
Aldo is a qualified Ornithologist with a PhD in Ornithology.
For 54 years, birds and birding have been integral to Aldo’s life, beginning with birdwatching 1967. Post-school, his university training soon focused on birds, leading to research on birds of the Southern Ocean and an MSc from the University of Cape Town, whilst working for the Fitzpatrick Institute on albatrosses at Marion Island.
Whilst his professional career as a bird researcher developed, he continued to develop his birding interests, leading to the first Southern African guide on where to find birds called ‘Where to Watch Birds in Southern Africa’ with Ian Sinclair. He ran his birding courses for summer schools at the Universities of Cape Town and Natal, and has given hundreds of popular talks and presentations over the years. He authored a popular book title ‘Discovering Birds’.
Aldo worked for the Sea Fisheries Research Institute from 1981-1988, where he worked on seabirds of the Western Cape, obtaining a Doctorate. In 1988, he moved to the Durban Museum of Natural Science, following which he successfully brought the 22nd International Ornithological Congress to Durban, with more than 1000 international visitors, and with an accompanying popular programme for the broader birding community in Southern Africa.
He took a leap from research to administration in 1996, becoming BirdLife South Africa’s first Director. During this time, he transitioned the organisation into an active conservation role as part of BirdLife International on whose Board he served for nearly 2 years. This included hosting BirdLife International’s four-yearly Congress in Durban in 2004. As Director of BirdLife South Africa, he founded many programmes and events still active today; including the community guide training, the annual Birding Fair and the Wakkerstroom field Centre.
From 2004 to 2013, he became director of the African Gamebird Research Education and Development Trust, focussing on gamebirds as a vehicle for conservation and authoring a book on gamebirds.
Going back to a deep-seated enjoyment of birding, he became a tour guide and operator in 2014, focussing on the legendary Sani Pass and Lesotho, and including specialist birding tours.
This 26 May 2020 video says about itself:
The Plant That Grows Perches for Birds
The rat’s tail plant, or Babiana ringens earns its name for the distinct stem that grows above its flowers. But what’s the purpose of this odd-looking appendage?
Hosted by: Michael Aranda.
This plant species is endemic to South Africa.
This 16 January 2020 video from South Africa says about itself:
Elephant herd confronts a lion pride
An elephant herd that was drinking in a waterhole in Kruger park chased a lion pride that had caught something. The elephant herd was just being cautious for their young ones.
Filmed and credit via Brent Schnupp.
This 1 May 2020 video from Mala Mala Game Reserve in South Africa says about itself:
HIPPO surrounded by PACK of WILD DOGS
Rangers in Isolation: A Sightings Flashback with Ranger Gareth van Rooyen.
This 2019 video says about itself:
Video of a male Narina Trogon, with the call added. Footage taken near Port Alfred, Eastern Cape, South Africa.
This video from the Kruger National Park in South Africa is called Best Wildlife Sightings This Week.
This 20 March 2020 video says about itself:
SOUTH AFRICA touching and exciting moments in Kruger national park (the south)
Here is a collection of animals we saw in the southern part of the park (Satara to Berg-en-Dal and Crocodile Bridge).
I have used only original sound, because most viewers prefer that.
Sometimes the natural sound is very weak so give a bit of extra volume. And if possible play the video on a big screen.
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