Kruger’s best-loved trees
December 12, 2019
We asked you what your favourite Kruger trees were. Here are the species Wild Card members look forward to seeing when visiting the Kruger National Park.
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We asked you what your favourite Kruger trees were. Here are the species Wild Card members look forward to seeing when visiting the Kruger National Park.
Continue readingThe warthog won’t win any beauty awards in the bush. But what it lacks in the looks department, it more than makes up for in resourcefulness and spunk.
Continue readingAre hyenas cuddle-bunnies or cowardly vermin? After several sightings in Kruger National Park, I came to ponder the softer side of spotted hyenas. Here’s why you should look out for hyena dens, one of Kruger’s roadside attractions.
Continue readingWild magazine editor Romi Boom was treated to bumper lion sightings when she visited the Kruger National Park in August. In one day she saw no fewer than 20 of the big cats.
Continue readingAs South Africans celebrate Arbor Week in the first week of September, Wild’s spotlight falls on the Kruger Park’s magnificent trees. Val Thomas of TheTreeApp SA tells us what makes these branched beauties special and where to find them.
Continue readingGreat news, tree lovers! The popular TheTreeApp SA is expanding and launching TheTreeApp Kruger. Now we can help you explore and identify all the green treasures of the Kruger National Park – and we can hardly contain our excitement. Even better? Nominate some of the iconic Kruger trees to improve your experience with the app and enhance your discovery of Kruger’s branched beauties.
Continue readingFrom standing up to big cats to tangling with snakes, honey badgers are known for their plucky natures. How has the honey badger, also known as the ratel, earned the reputation as the toughest character in the bush?
Continue readingWell here’s something to tug at your heartstrings… These baby animals are too cute for words. Find out interesting facts about each of these adorable animals.
Continue readingDue to its nocturnal habits and retiring manner, the brown hyena often escapes attention, but this shaggy-haired scavenger deserves to be better known. By Gaynor Siljeur
Continue readingTalk about distinctive! The aardvark might just be the most unusual-looking animal in the bush. But its looks aren’t the only interesting thing about it.
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