Category: wildlife behavior

Today with all our gadgets we are able to cover great distances in a short space of time, allowing us to satisfy our need for instant gratification. People on safari want to view a wide […]

The Botswana Wildlife explains that most animals have territories or home ranges and the sizes are affected by availability of food and terrain. By Leigh Kemp The term ‘territory’ is used for most species but […]

The dangers for animals in Africa begin from the day of their birth and because of this they have to adapt survival techniques from the very start, or else end up as prey. By Leigh […]

The African wilderness is a dangerous place for those with limited survival skills, and as such the animals that live there have all developed their own survival techniques for avoiding danger. By Leigh Kemp Animals […]

One of the most common survival techniques animals use is camouflage, a technique which shows excellent adaptation to their environment. By Leigh Kemp The animals of Africa have adapted in a number of ways to […]

Species differentiation follows on from the habitats section as habitat defines the traits of species, resulting in differences in habits and physiology from area to area. By Leigh Kemp The species differences in different areas […]

The English dictionary describes the term scavenger as an animal or other organism that feeds on dead organic matter. It also describes the word as a person who searches through and collects items from discarded […]

The African Wilderness, with all its predators, is a place where adapting survival skills is important and many species have adapted unique ways to protect their vulnerable offspring. By Leigh Kemp Surviving the Migration Animals […]

One of the fascinating aspects of the wildlife of Africa is the distinctive colours and patterns on show, and behaviour associated with each animals that sometimes compliments the colouring. By Leigh Kemp All individuals within […]