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01/04/2013 Martin Kenya

It seems that the rains have arrived in Southern Kenya with Kajiado and Magadi (towns between Nairobi and the border with Tanzania) experiencing heavy flooding.

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Toxins in water produced by cyanobacteria killed more than 300 elephants in Botswana this year, officials said on Monday, announcing the result of an investigation into the deaths which had baffled and alarmed conservationists.

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Botswana says toxins in water killed hundreds of elephants

Toxins in water produced by cyanobacteria killed more than 300 elephants in Botswana this year, officials said on Monday, announcing the result of an investigation into the deaths which had baffled and alarmed conservationists.

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We are very fortunate to be able to experience the Botswana bush and the Okavango Delta during these times …however without any people around it feels like Botswana in the 1960’s! In many ways it is a privilege, however it is just not the same if we are not able to share it with you.
We have traveled through many local villages in the last few weeks and are always greeted with big smiles and friendly waves …time has stood still while we all await your return.
When the fires die down late evening in the villages, a lone hyena calls …and a lion roars in the distance and the people quietly whisper “when will our tourists return?”.

Photo Credit: Chantal Torre

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Wildlife Photography Africa1 week ago

Just another day at the office ...... early start just at sun up, some of us like a lie in and a big yawn before heading off to deal with the day,............
In and around Rhino Safari Camp, there is news and stories to be read in the sand....headlines...leopard passed this way..Chameleon too!
Meanwhile heavy traffic has ground to halt outside the office, others think a bungalow inspection is needed ...lunchtime and afternoon siesta, excuse the dribbling trunk( Eles dribble too in their sleep)....Some post siesta game viewing from the bungalow ( whose viewing who).......Time to head out for a spot of afternoon fishing and a game drive ......A rather large traffic jam .... honestly ! ..... and finally days end ... sunset and time to put the sun to bed .... camp fire about to be lit ... All is well.

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Wildlife Photography Africa2 weeks ago

Professor Keith Somerville, writer and lecturer on the politics of conservation, investigates deaths of Botswana and Zimbabwe elephants.

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Why are elephants dying in Zimbabwe and Botswana? - Talking Humanities

Professor Keith Somerville, writer and lecturer on the politics of conservation, investigates deaths of Botswana and Zimbabwe elephants.

talkinghumanities.blogs.sas.ac.uk

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Wildlife Photography Africa2 weeks ago

We have new cubs!

The fabulous open grasslands of the Nehimba Seeps, very close to our camp in northern Hwange, Nehimba Lodge was the setting for these latest remarkable photos of our growing lion pride taken by Imvelo guide and photo extraordinaire Brendan Judge. There are two regal males, Diesel is the darker maned lion and the dominant male of the coalition, aged about 6-7 years; the more blond Vin is 5-6 years. Both lions arrived in the Nehimba area early 2019 from Shakwanki in the far south of the park. They joined five lionesses, Horse and her Ponies, the heart and soul of the pride who now have nine cubs between them – which include three new cubs belonging to huge lioness ‘The Horse’ which were spotted for the first time!

Our local guests were lucky to enjoy all 16 lions being spotted together along with some exceptional moments as ‘Horse’ allowed them to view her new little ones and the older ones were very playful and relaxed providing hours of entertainment. The father is Diesel and we have no doubt we have a few lion kings in the making being Diesel and Horse’s offspring – as Horse is known for being a strong matriarch female and Diesel ruling and superior in the area!

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elephant encounter, Hwange NP

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