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It's not the time of the impala rut but these young males will sparr right through the year. It's all good training for when the rut really comes as these fights can sometimes even end in death. After much sparring the youngsters call it a day as they need to conserve their energy in these really dry times. Author: wildcastr Keywords: impala rut sparr fight challenge male death conserve energy pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservation africa Added: November 17, 2008

It's not the time of the impala rut but these young males will sparr right through the year. It's all good training for when the rut really comes as these fights can sometimes even end in death. After much sparring the youngsters call it a day as they need to conserve their energy in these really dry times.

It was pointless checking on the lions at dusk and they would still be holed up in the hills after a hot day and still being well fed. Instead I visited Banyini. It’s always been a favourite at sunset and has so many different moods. Today’s sunset was hardly too spectacular but still very pleasant and with frogs calling in the pan as it got dark, it still is a special spot. Unfortunately nobody came to visit while I was there. When we did pick up on the lions they had moved out the hills heading west towards the Chiredzi River but didn’t make it there. Instead they passed out on the road for a couple of hours. Manyari, with her still very much full tummy showed some interest in a herd of impala. She was trailed by the others, but as expected, nothing came of it. They kept on with their movements southwest and when the neighbours across the river roared so they returned the volley. The Nyari pride then settled in for about an hour roaring on and off at their enemy. Being surrounded by 4 lions roaring in such close proximity is a pure sensation! Actually it’s probably one of the only things I like about lions. Then there was a roar from the northeast. Who could that be deep in the heart of their territory? It sure alerted the Nyari pride sending them mobile in that direction. They walked several kilometres eventually resting up before dawn. Now they were quiet. They stayed here till well after dawn in the cool overcast morning, grooming and socialising amongst each other. So we didn’t find out who was shouting the odds in the north, but maybe tonight will be reveal all. adventure, africa, african, animal, animal kingdom, animals, blog, blogumentary, bush, bush knowledge, conservation, documentary, ecotraining, education, experience, experience adventure, film, filmmaker, flickr, GLTP, gonarezhou, Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park, impala, lion, lions, malilangwe, manyari, mashable, narrowcasting, nature, night, Open Content Alliance, pamushana, peace parks, photo, photos, podcasting, predators, teach, video, wildcast, wildcasting, wilderness, wildlife, wildlife documentary, youtube, zimbabwe

riding in sao paulo, brazil Author: gilbertoadamo Keywords: impala ss original braço braçoduro barbeiro barbeiragem lowrider giba Added: November 5, 2008

The dogs found this adult male impala already half eaten, and already having eaten 2 impala this morning they still went on to finish this one off. With the cool overcast weather the pups were active for ages playing and then followed on after my vehicle when i left. Author: wildcastr Keywords: wild dog feast play cool weather impala kill carcass leopard pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservation africa Added: November 5, 2008

The dogs found this adult male impala already half eaten, and already having eaten 2 impala this morning they still went on to finish this one off. With the cool overcast weather the pups were active for ages playing and then followed on after my vehicle when i left.

Author: BrianBWS Added: Mon, 03 Nov 2008 09:51:36 -0800 Duration: 594TV Asahi 10/23/08

Author: BrianBWS Added: Mon, 03 Nov 2008 09:51:36 -0800 Duration: 594TV Asahi 10/23/08

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Its that time of year when the Tambotie trees are dropping their poisonous leaves, but even so the impala and nyala gather below to delicately pick up leaf by little leaf. Its good for them but for man it would surely result in death, a slow death from dehydration at the mercy of chronic diarrhoea. Author: wildcastr Keywords: impala nyala poison poisonous tambotie tree leaf leaves pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservation africa natur Added: October 23, 2008

It s that time of year when the Tambotie trees are dropping their poisonous leaves, but even so the impala and nyala gather below to delicately pick up leaf by little leaf. It s good for them but for man it would surely result in death, a slow death from dehydration at the mercy of chronic diarrhoea.

As the mist hangs low over Banyini, Baobab trees sneak a preview of the coming dawn and impala feed cloaked in the cloud, accompanied by the chorus of bushveld birds. Author: wildcastr Keywords: mist misty dawn baobab impala chorus bird birds pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservation africa nature safari Added: October 22, 2008

As the mist hangs low over Banyini, Baobab trees sneak a preview of the coming dawn and impala feed cloaked in the cloud, accompanied by the chorus of bushveld birds.

This big male baboon is sitting in the pound seats stuffing his face with Acacia seeds, while his wasteful feeding drops meals to those below not so daring as to brave the thorns to get up there. Impala too take advantage of the baboons waste. After much feeding the baboon moms gather their little ones under their tummies and head off. Author: wildcastr Keywords: baboon acacia seeds protein waste impala baby pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservation africa nature safari Added: October 17, 2008

This big male baboon is sitting in the pound seats stuffing his face with Acacia seeds, while his wasteful feeding drops meals to those below not so daring as to brave the thorns to get up there. Impala too take advantage of the baboons waste. After much feeding the baboon mom s gather their little ones under their tummies and head off.

Wild dogs have this amazing feeding strategy where the pups always get to feed first and also have the complete power to keep the adults away. Puzzles tries to muscle in to the already only skin and bones of the carcass and still the very well fed pups keep her away. Eventually she makes off with a few scraps. But most importantly the pups are well fed. Author: wildcastr Keywords: wild dog dogs pups puppy feeding strategy dominate impala carcass kill skin bone pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife Added: October 15, 2008

Wild dogs have this amazing feeding strategy where the pups always get to feed first and also have the complete power to keep the adults away. Puzzles tries to muscle in to the already only skin and bones of the carcass and still the very well fed pups keep her away. Eventually she makes off with a few scraps. But most importantly the pups are well fed.

The wild dogs had killed and while away to call the pups a hyaena fed madly. When the dogs returned the hyaena took off. While the pups fed, Puzzles and the male took off to give the hyaena a hiding. But then the hyaena came back with reinforcements and the dogs took off. The hyaenas then played their madly vocal game of heirarchy and who was to feed on the carcass. Author: wildcastr Keywords: hyaena hyena laugh carcass impala steal wild dog dogs vocal heirarchy pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservatio Added: October 14, 2008