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Rhulani Minute Safari - Impalas standing together
A herd of impala females is typically standing closely together to be better protected against predators. They are carefully looking around to recognize dangers early. Their skin appears in beautiful colors in the evening light.
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Alasdair's photos: What was that?
Rhulani’s rangers occasionally take a photo themselves on the daily game drives and put it…
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Brown Hyena – searched and found!
Most of the time on our daily safaris we just go out into the bush and are excited to see…
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The dangerous playmates of Willem’s dog Emily
Willem, Rhulani’s 26-year-old ranger, has a beautiful black dog named Emily. Emily…
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