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Unvergessliche Fahrt

Wow! Last night was truly an amazing night. My guests and I were following up on a big male leopard for at least half an hour before we found our first fresh leopard tracks and started to follow...

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Mein erstes

It's nearing midnight here at River Lodge, and I'm waiting for the last of our guests to go to sleep for the night. Seems like it might be a while still, as there are quite a few people sitting...

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Der Nachmittag

It all started one afternoon; we left the lodge at 4:30pm. It was my guests’ first safari in Africa so we stopped at all the smaller things such as impala and their new babies. As we went on I heard...

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Die kleinen Dinge zu schätzen wissen

Most visitors to Kapama have been sold by the idea of seeing the Big 5. But what most guests don’t realize is that there is a lot more to a game drive than seeing the “Big 5”. The smaller animals...

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Mit offenen Armen in das neue Jahr gehen

The year has almost come to an end and what a year Kapama has had. Just looking at the last few weeks there have been so many wonderful things that have happened on the reserve, from the birth of a...

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Die Tüpfelhyäne

Hyenas generally live in family groups, or clans, led by a dominant adult female. The clan sizes can vary from three up to about fifteen individuals living within a defended territory marked by...

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