A Pair of hippo bulls were fighting in the Sand river leading to this lovely view of one of the males running across the sand.Filmed in the Sabi Sand Wildtuin, Greater Kruger National Park, South ...

The wild confrontation played out in front of tourists in Sabi Sands Nature Reserve in South Africa. The footage, best viewed with audio, shows the male leopard knocking both female leopards into ...

It is possible that these two large animals would encounter each other in the wild ... to Fight Hippos? Rhinos and hippos are ...

Each year, millions of wild animals, including imperiled species ... EAGLE and its subsidiaries are active in nine African countries (Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Congo, Gabon, Guinea, Ivory Coast, Senegal ...

Duncan Moore The other competitor, Tupa Tupa, charges at one of the men trying to escort him to the fight. Groups of men with sticks do their best to corral the animals, but when a bull decides to ...

More than 140,000 wild and captive bred animals were killed by foreign hunters in South Africa between 2018 and 2022. Asia, the US and Europe are the major export markets.

Africa has been declared free from wild polio by the independent body ... More than two million people have been displaced by the fighting. Frontline workers, 95% of whom were women, managed ...

Legal wild animal exports originating from Africa are estimated to be worth US$245 million each year. While this can bring some short-term economic benefits, unsustainable and unregulated trade ...

African giant pouched rats can detect illegally ... The scale of the illegal wildlife trade is enormous and threatens many animal and plant species. Around the world, international ports need ...

Legal wild animal exports originating from Africa are estimated to be worth US$245 million each year. While this can bring some short-term economic benefits, unsustainable and unregulated trade ...

There’s also the forest buffalo, the West Africa savanna buffalo, and the Central Africa savanna buffalo. When the buffalo aren’t fighting off ... aren’t the same animals.