Instagram – Jan 12, 2023 @ 15:45
#didyouknow that rhino mothers are the sole carers for their young? The world is a wild and dangerous place for any young, but just imagine being a rhino out there! Ever more grateful […]
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Translocation of lions is a conservation technique used to re-introduce them into areas where their populations have declined. It is important to note that the decline in their populations is due to a variety of […]
Read MoreInstagram – Jan 11, 2023 @ 17:00
Although Hyenas are now classified as “Least Concern” on the IUCN Red List, the population is believed to be decreasing outside of protected areas. Major threats faced by hyenas include habitat loss, persecution, human-wildlife conflict, […]
Read MoreInstagram – Jan 10, 2023 @ 13:08
African Wild Dogs are among the most endangered mammals in the world. With a majority of their populations located in Tanzania and southern Africa, there are approximately just 6,600 remaining. The biggest threats to these […]
Read MoreInstagram – Jan 07, 2023 @ 09:10
The rhinoceros beetle is an amazing insect that derives its name from the horn-like structures on and near the males’ heads. They are also referred to as “Hercules beetles” because of their immense strength for […]
Read MoreInstagram – Jan 06, 2023 @ 16:00
We all need to do our part in protecting our planet 🌍 What are you willing to sacrifice to save the world? See more on instagram
Read MoreInstagram – Jan 05, 2023 @ 16:09
Caring for orphaned elephants is a round-the-clock, day in and day out commitment. At the @sheldricktrust Nursery, based in Nairobi National Park, rescued orphans are given a safe base and a loving environment to in […]
Read MoreInstagram – Jan 05, 2023 @ 12:35
Today is National Bird Day This ornery holiday held on January 5th is to recognize and celebrate the beauty, variety, and importance of birds in our lives and our environment. Across the continent of Africa, […]
Read MoreInstagram – Jan 03, 2023 @ 14:18
Did You Know Giraffes give birth standing up with newborns being about 6 feet tall. They can run at speeds up to 37 miles per hour and live for up to 25 years in the […]
Read MoreInstagram – Jan 01, 2023 @ 15:00
Did you know that there are distinct differences between male and female hippopotamuses? For one, male hippos are significantly larger than females. Adult male hippos can weigh up to three times as much as an […]
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