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On the way to look for the dogs I came across the small hyaena cubs and their mom on the move. They were some distance from the den and heading south. I think they re moving den as I ve repeatedly seen hyaenas heading in the direction of the hills just south of Manyuchi. They must have den up there somewhere. The wild dogs are doing just fine. I found them at dawn with a sub-adult male impala kill to the north of Nhoro pan. They lay around chewing on bits and pieces for a couple of hours before passing out for the day. I moved on to check on Manyari. I still don’t know for sure if she has cubs. She was in the hills near Chinzwini eyeing out a herd of impala, but with the winds swirling in the hills her cover was soon blown and she gave up moving deeper into the hills. I couldn’t follow. But her 2 teats still look swollen and the fact that she’s hanging out in the hills must surely mean she has cubs. I don’t plan to risk following her on foot but hopefully in time I’ll be able to find her den. I might actually have to fly to do that. A lot safer. The dogs didn’t move all day and were still passed out when I got back to them. They did get active towards sunset and the pups were back on the skin and bone of their impala carcass. While they fidgeted around the adults moved off. One pup noticed and started following but soon gave up. A lion roared about a km to the south. This is not good news for the dogs, as lions will kill them if they encounter them. The pups didn’t seem concerned but Puzzles soon returned and they all headed north. But not far. While milling around and waiting, presumably for the male, the pups found a dead squirrel. They were rather nervous to approach it, but once their courage was up, one of the pups grabbed it and suddenly the tug-of-war was on. They all wanted in. Even with them tugging it in all directions they weren’t able to tear it apart. Something spooked them and they bolted. Turning back they saw dad was back. At break neck speed they took off to him and he regurgitated food for them. But it’s not much to go around 9 big puppies. Surprisingly dad then just lay around while the pups were searching for scraps and then were back tugging at their squirrel. Why is dad not taking them back to the kill again? As it got dark Puzzles headed out and seemed to be tracking. Possibly trying to follow up on where the male had come from. Unfortunately I lost them in the dark. adventure, africa, african, animal, animal kingdom, animals, blog, blogumentary, bush, bush knowledge, conservation, documentary, dog, ecotraining, education, eland, endangered species, experience, experience adventure, film, filmmaker, flickr, GLTP, gonarezhou, Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park, hyaenas, hyena, kill, lion, malilangwe, manyari, mashable, narrowcasting, nature, Open Content Alliance, pamushana, pan, peace parks, photo, photos, podcasting, predators, puppy, teach, video, wild dogs, wildcast, wildcasting, wilderness, wildlife, wildlife documentary, youtube, zebra, zimbabwe

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Now that the wild dog pups aren't in a den anymore, they've got the whole wide world to explore and what could be more interesting than a pile of elephant poo. Digging around and tasting it, they just keep coming back for more although it's obvioulsy not to their liking. But when a hyaena calls nearby, they decide it's safer to follow after mom. Author: wildcastr Keywords: wild dog pups puppy poo pooh play taste dig hyaena hyena pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservation africa natu Added: September 2, 2008

Now that the wild dog pups aren't in a den anymore, they've got the whole wide world to explore and what could be more interesting than a pile of elephant poo. Digging around and tasting it, they just keep coming back for more although it's obvioulsy not to their liking. But when a hyaena calls nearby, they decide it's safer to follow after mom.

The wild dog pups aren't sure what to make of my car, but the male is totally relaxed. Then mom alarm calls and the pups take off, but dad runs towards her. Her rustles in the grass scare the pups, but only until they see her. All take off after mom and lose her. The adults feed on an impala carcass then hyaenas arrive and take over. Author: wildcastr Keywords: wild dogs dog puppy learn danger carcass impala hyaena hyena takeover pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservatio Added: September 1, 2008

The wild dog pups aren't sure what to make of my car, but the male is totally relaxed. Then mom alarm calls and the pups take off, but dad runs towards her. Her rustles in the grass scare the pups, but only until they see her. All take off after mom and lose her. The adults feed on an impala carcass then hyaenas arrive and take over.

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My dawn patrol found the hyaenas searching Manyuchi pan for....? I couldn't figure what it was but it sure had them excited. And then they left seeming none the wiser. Travelling on I found this Kori Bustard drinking. These birds don't need to drink but will when they can. (The heaviest flying bird) With not much happening till sunset I filmed the doves coming in for their last drink as they head off to roost. Author: wildcastr Keywords: hyena hyaena koribustard dove sunset excited search drink pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservation africa nat Added: August 22, 2008

My dawn patrol found the hyaenas searching Manyuchi pan for....? I couldn't figure what it was but it sure had them excited. And then they left seeming none the wiser. Travelling on I found this Kori Bustard drinking. These birds don't need to drink but will when they can. (The heaviest flying bird) With not much happening till sunset I filmed the doves coming in for their last drink as they head off to roost.

There's no doubt that hyaenas are the best at laughing. And it's not surprising they're laughing when even the females have one just like the males. A typical greeting turns into a hilarious laughing match as a male pleads for mercy while the big mammas throw their weight around. Author: wildcastr Keywords: hyaena hyena laugh hilarious laughter plead mercy excitement pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservation africa Added: August 18, 2008

There's no doubt that hyaenas are the best at laughing. And it's not surprising they're laughing when even the females have one just like the males. A typical greeting turns into a hilarious laughing match as a male pleads for mercy while the big mammas throw their weight around.

It's dusk at the hyaena den and a mom decides it's time to wake up the pups underground. Not being able to get into the den she calls from the entrance. One of her pups emerges from another entrance. Another mom arrives and grooms the more dominant mom. The 2nd cub arrives, but with a trophy. Mom pesters it when all the cub wants to do is chew on its bone and all mom wants to do is groom her little one. Author: wildcastr Keywords: wakeup call den hyaena hyena submissive trophy groom pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservation africa nature Added: August 13, 2008

It's dusk at the hyaena den and a mom decides it's time to wake up the pups underground. Not being able to get into the den she calls from the entrance. One of her pups emerges from another entrance. Another mom arrives and grooms the more dominant mom. The 2nd cub arrives, but with a trophy. Mom pesters it when all the cub wants to do is chew on its bone and all mom wants to do is groom her little one.

This hyaena cub is only 4 months old as he battles to chew through a grass stem. But soon those jaws will crush bone. He spends his days and nights at the safety of the den and is totally dependent on his mother's milk.

The hyaenas have scored an impala carcass, no doubt killed by themselves. A dominant female carries the remains while others trail her hoping to pick up the scraps from her table. But none dare challenge her and the male that comes in too close is sorted by a higher ranking cub.

My first day at the hyaena den and the cubs are curious about my vehicle. The 6 month old cubs call the 3 month old cubs out to play but first they must familiarise themselves with who's who and the little guys are not sure of me, probalby seeing a vechicle for the first time in their lives. Author: wildcastr Keywords: hyaena hyena cub cute den investigate curious familiar pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservation africa nature Added: August 10, 2008