youtube.com — Survival of the fittest, huh? :-) Though the scene seems somewhat brutal (viewer discretion is advised), this is part of every day life in the African bush....

livethemagicofafrica.com — Today we were on our way out to sightsee in Cape Town but as we were leaving our hotel, Team House in Noordhoek Beach, we saw quite a bit of commotion on the beach. The waves had been quite high for the past couple of days and we assumed all of the commotion was due to an injured surfer.

As we headed down to the parking lot, we learned that several pilot whales had beached themselve...

youtube.com — One of the most amazing sightings ever recorded in Kruger! Car stopped at an ordinary python sighting when suddenly the python climbed in the car's bonnet....

youtube.com — Unusual behaviour of elephants feeding in their own dung. Coprophagy (the eating of dung) occurs in many species. Youngsters often eat their parents' dung to ingest bacteria for future digestion. Elephants only partially digest their food, so there is still a lot of nutrients in their dung for other animals to obtain, including other elephants....

dailymail.co.uk — Safari tour guide Robyn Bamber, 23, captured photos of the youngster leaping and posing for the camera on a tourist trip in the South African bush....

huffingtonpost.com — Adventure Collection recently asked five top guides for the animal that they would most like to spot -- or see again -- in the wild. Here is their Elusive Big Five list....

guardian.co.uk — A game reserve in South Africa has taken the radical step of poisoning rhino horns so that people risk becoming "seriously ill" if they consume them....

wwf.panda.org — WWF-South Africa (WWF-SA) is elated over Minister Edna Molewa’s recent formal announcement of the declaration of the Prince Edward Islands as a marine protected area (MPA) – Africa`s first offshore MPA....