Giraffe Necking Behaviour: The Neck Combat That Determines Breeding Dominance Two bull giraffes stand shoulder to shoulder. One swings his neck in a slow pendulum arc. His ossicones connect with…
Rothschild Giraffe Uganda: The Rarest Giraffe and Its Conservation Story The Rothschild's giraffe is the rarest giraffe type in Africa. In the early 2000s, fewer than 100 wild individuals remained.…
Reticulated Giraffe Facts: Northern Kenya's Iconic and Endangered Giant The reticulated giraffe has the most recognizable coat of any giraffe subspecies. The pattern is not scattered, irregular spots. Bold white…
Spotted Hyena Hunting Africa: How Africa's Most Efficient Predator Kills The spotted hyena's reputation as a scavenger is the most persistent misconception in East African wildlife. In the Ngorongoro Crater…
African Golden Wolf Facts: The Newly Discovered Wolf Species of East Africa Until 2015, scientists called it the golden jackal — Canis aureus — and assumed the African population was…
Aardwolf Facts Africa: The Termite-Eating Hyena of East Africa's Dry Plains The aardwolf belongs to the hyena family. Its closest relatives are the spotted hyena, the brown hyena, and the…
Large Spotted Genet Facts: The Cat-Like Climber of East Africa's Forests Sit on a safari lodge veranda in East Africa after dark, and sooner or later a slender, spotted animal…
Caracal Facts Africa: The Tufted-Ear Ambush Hunter of East Africa's Dry Zones The caracal has ear tufts. Long, black-tipped tufts project up to 5 centimetres above each ear tip. They…
Puku Antelope Uganda: The Rare Floodplain Grazer of the Albertine Rift The puku is a medium-sized antelope restricted in East Africa to the floodplains of Uganda's Albertine Rift — particularly…
Tsessebe Facts Africa: The Fastest Antelope on the Continent The tsessebe holds a record that surprises most safari visitors: fastest antelope in Africa, capable of sustained speeds above 90 kilometres…