African Wildlife Courses

Elephants have a superbly adapted prehensile trunk, not only extremely strong to rip off the toughest of barks and branches, it can also delicately strip the smaller deliciously nutritious leaves and flowers of softer vegetation.

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The Free Birding by Habitat course will help you identify a variety of bird species within a variety of habitats including, grassland, aquatic, savannah and woodland environments, What would you look out for when trying to identify a bird species?
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Maintaining healthy wildlife populations within game reserves or national parks is a fine art, with many factors involved that need to be considered. Each area will bring a unique management approach, considering its goals and objections along with the areas specific challenges.

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Hippo mothers live with their offspring until they reach maturity and sometimes grandchildren for many years, forming close family bonds between mother, offspring and siblings. These small family units, with females and her offspring combine to make up larger hippo pods, or schools looked after by a very protective male bull Hippo.


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The White rhino is also known as the square-lipped rhinoceros due to the shape of its flattened, square shaped upper lip. Its suitably adapted to feed on the nutritious short grasses out on the open plains of the savannah. Whereas the black rhino, is not a grazer. It has a pointed upper lip, adapted to browsing on leaves of bushes and trees.

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Getting covered in mud protects from the scorching heat of the African sun, helping to regulate body temperature. It also helps dislodge parasites such as ticks and mites. It could also form a temporary barrier preventing critters from latching on, biting and causing irritations. A very welcome respite from the heat and the unwelcome little visitors that come with living in the bush.

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Supreme teamwork, strategy and unrivalled stamina of wild dog packs, make them highly successful hunters. They lock onto their prey, adopt a specific strategy, adapting to the prey in their sights. Being able to sustain a chase for an extended period due to incredible stamina and teamwork, their prey begins to tire out and weaken, when they move in for the kill.

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Elephants cross rivers for more abundant food sources, or socially to meet up with other elephant herds or for breeding purposes.
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