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It was a typical December summer afternoon at Londolozi. The air hung heavy with the promise of rain, as grey clouds stretched across the sky. Despite the humidity, the bush …
Based on my previous blog “Aardvark as ecosystem engineers“, I thought it would be good to dive into a species which relies on Aardvarks, to a certain extent… This blog …
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As dawn approached, the first light painted the sky in delicate shades of pink and gold. There was excitement in the air, specifically for one reason: about five weeks ago, …
Vultures are often misunderstood creatures, yet their role in maintaining the balance of the ecosystem is invaluable. At Londolozi, these scavengers perform an essential function, ensuring that nothing goes to …
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I have always been immensely fascinated by the wild. It was during a walk around the perimeter fence of my family’s holiday house on a game reserve in the Limpopo …
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