When your favorite snack is covered in thorns but you’re too tall to care!
Captured this little powerhouse at Zulu Nyala! This baby rhino, with its wrinkled skin and playful curiosity, was an unforgettable sight on the reserve. Nature’s wonder up close!
A giraffe is seen nibbling on thorny bushes against a backdrop of blue sky with scattered clouds. The sharp thorns of the bush contrast with the giraffe's smooth, patterned fur.
Two giraffes stand side by side amidst a grassy plain with rolling hills and scattered bushes in the background. The scene is serene, capturing the natural beauty of the wildlife and landscape under a hazy sky.
This curious baby zebra standing on a trail, its large eyes locked directly onto the camera. The soft morning light enhances the delicate stripes on its coat, creating a striking contrast against the earthy tones of the surrounding landscape. The zebra’s inquisitive gaze, paired with its innocent demeanor, draws viewers into the frame, offering a glimpse of the gentle beauty and raw wonder of African wildlife.
A giraffe is seen drinking water from a small body of water in a grassy area. The giraffe is bending its long legs in an unusual stance to reach the water.
These female impalas are grazing in the African bush. Among Impalas, there are three distinct social groups can be observed – the territorial males, bachelor herds and female herds. The guides called the bachelor herds "Losers" because they missed their chance to impress the females.
This female elephant walks through the tall grass and bush in this beautiful scene. But not to worry, she isn't all that lonely as her sisters are not too far away.
The Southern Fiscal (Lanius collaris), commonly known as the Fiscal Shrike or "Jacky Hangman." This bird is native to sub-Saharan Africa, including South Africa. The Southern Fiscal is known for its distinctive black head, white breast, brownish back, long tail feathers, and striking red eyes. It's also known for its predatory behavior, often impaling its prey on thorns or barbed wire, which gives it the nickname "Jacky Hangman."
at Zulu Nyala