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We noticed these two different species of Giant Petrels in what looked like a courtship display. Mixed Southern(greenish bill tip) and Nothern Giant Petrels(reddish bill tip)...
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Sunset Spectacular
11/03/2023
Journalists from all over the world contacted us to share the news of this unique find.
A critically endangered Thresher Shark, was discovered washed ashore South Africa. What must be done to ensure this species is not lost forever?
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The Elephant and the Baird’s at the Point.
05/03/2023
Referred to as the eighth continent, Madagascar’s windswept land, rich in iron oxides, has earned its name as the Bleeding or Red Island.
Alex explores Kirindy Reserve. Andreya and I decided to stay and enjoy the hotel pool rather. We along the Morondava mangroves and visited a fishing village. The route ahead...
We drove for over 11 hours to make Morondava before the sun sets. 3 Bush toilet stops of about 5 minutes are all we had. Was the rush worth it?
Aardvark washes up on beach in Cape Town
Alex commented: “We are convinced it was a trafficked animal that died and was tossed overboard, maybe one or two hours before we found her, as she was immaculate when discovered...
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