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Rossie's Pan
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This camera is hidden at a secluded watering hole. It is completely solar powered due to its remote location. A borehole replenishes much needed water for the animals that frequent this area. From here you can watch the "Big Five" animals of Africa: lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos and buffalo. Giraffes and a large variety of antelopes, genets, squirrels, warthogs, and Giant kingfishers also converge at this key watering point
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Wild Nature

Enjoy African wildlife like never before!

Kwa Maritane (Pilanesberg National Park)
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Lovely Lilies
Pretty water lilies at Kwa Maritane waterhole

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Elephant Bull Enjoys The Water
An elephant bull has a good splash and cool down

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Chacma Baboons Resting In The Shade
A troop of baboons relaxing by the waterhole

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A Perched Brown-Hooded Kingfisher
A sweet little kingfisher resting by the waterhole

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Bathing Ducks
Two white-faced whistling ducks enjoying a night time clean

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Lone Kudu At Kwa Maritane
A kudu female visits the waterhole at night

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Baboons And Impala Hang Out By The Waterhole
Chacma baboons and impala having a drink at the waterhole

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Elephants Dust Bathing
Elephants enjoying the shade by the waterhole

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Elephants Arrive At Kwa Maritane
A big breeding herd of elephants arrive for a drink at the waterhole

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Little Lamb Having Milk
An impala lamb enjoys some milk from mom

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Naledi Dam (Olifants West Game Reserve)
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Crocodile Basks on the Riverbank
This crocodile basks on the riverbank, soaking up warmth while keeping a watchful eye on its watery domain.

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The Famous Ezulwini Visits Naledi Dam
The gentle giant checks out the waterhole during the night

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Masungalo Male Calling
The dominant male lion roaring and then relaxing at Naledi dam

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Warthog Piglets Having Milk
Three warthog babies with their mum

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Hoopoe Feeds Family
A green-wood hoopoe bringing food to the nest

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Elephants Having A Splash At Naledi
A herd of elephants enjoying the water on a hot day

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Big Male Giraffe Bends Down For A Drink
A beautiful male giraffe having a drink and forage around Naledi dam

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Southern Tree Agama
A lovely sighting of a Southern tree agama at Naledi dam

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Rare Brown Hyena Sighting At Naledi Dam
Brown hyena strolls by the waterhole.

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An Incredibly Small and Cute Baby Elephant Suckles
A thirsty young elephants suckles from mom at Naledi Dam

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Nkorho (Sabi Sands Reserve)
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The Whole Warthog Family Was Thirsty
This adorable warthog family arrives at the waterhole together, taking a well-earned drink while keeping a watchful eye on their surroundings.

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Everyone Turned Up for a Drink!
What starts as a visit from elephants quickly turns into a spectacular wildlife gathering as giraffes, zebras and warthogs all arrive for a drink.

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The Lions Were Watching... So Were the Buffalo
A herd of buffalo keeps a close watch on nearby lions, standing alert and refusing to lose sight of the potential danger. Encounters like this can last for minutes or even hours, with both sides carefully judging whether the risk of making the next move is worth it.

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Elephant is a bit too Close to the Cam
This elephant wasn't interested in the camera - it was interested in the buffet growing all around it.

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Jackal Relaxing at the Waterhole
Under the cover of darkness, this black-backed jackal takes a quiet break, watching insects dance around in the night.

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Lions Drink then Cautiously Observe Elephant
An elephant arrives for a drink while a pride of lions relaxes nearby at ol Donyo. Rather than reacting, the lions simply watch as the elephant calmly goes about its business.

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Elephant Annoyed by Zebras
While the elephants remain calm and collected, the zebras bring their trademark nervous energy to the waterhole - constantly moving, stopping and keeping everyone on their toes.

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A Serval... and a Few Giant Neighbours
A graceful serval slips in for a drink while elephants calmly go about their business, creating a remarkable scene of peaceful coexistence. Although much smaller than its towering neighbours, the serval quietly takes its turn before melting back into the bush.

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barn Owl Scans and Takes F
A Western Barn Owl quietly scans the darkness, listening and watching for the slightest movement. Then, in an instant, it launches into the night.

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Lion Cub Takes a Drink
This young lion cub emerges from the darkness for a quiet drink before disappearing back into the night. While older cubs begin exploring with increasing independence, they usually remain close to the pride, learning the skills they'll need for life in the wild.

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Cat-Eye (Balule Nature Reserve)
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A Spider At Night
A spider on it's web during the night at Cat Eye Pan

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Impala Eating Grass ASMR
Listen to a herd of impala munching grass close to the microphone

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Elzuwini, The Handsome Tusker!
The famous Elzuwini visits Cat Eye Pan for a drink

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Masungulo Male At Cat Eye
The dominant male lion enjoys an early morning drink

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African Fish Eagle Looking Around
An African fish eagle close up at Cat Eye Pan

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Baby Elephant Having The Best Bathtime
A young elephant calf having the time of its life in Cat Eye Pan

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Elephant Has A Quick Shower
An elephant bull arrives at Cat Eye for a quick splash and then moves off

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African Wild Cat At Cat Eye
An African wild cat having a quick drink

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A Hippo Having A Good Nap
A hippo makes Cat Eye Pan his napping spot for the night

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Wild Dogs Morning Drink
The Balule pack of wild dogs make a pitstop at Cat Eye Pan in the morning

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Olifants River (Balule Nature Reserve)
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Porcupine Feeding Near Cam
Get an incredible close-up of one of Africa's most fascinating nocturnal mammals as this porcupine quietly enjoys a meal along the river pathway.

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Leopard Visits and Moves Around
For a few tense moments, it looks as though an encounter is inevitable. But instead of attacking, the leopard simply watches the porcupine continue on its way before settling back down to rest. It's a perfect reminder that predators don't chase every opportunity. Porcupines are well defended with sharp quills, and for a leopard, avoiding a potentially painful injury can be the wisest choice.

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Hippo Grazing at NIght
This hippo follows a well-worn river pathway as it heads out to graze under the cover of darkness.

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Baboons_Cuddling in the Tree
Turns out we're not the only ones who spoon to keep warm.

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Giraffe Crosses the River
A determined male giraffe made the risky decision to cross the river to join the females waiting on the opposite bank.

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NIle Monitor Rests on Stump
A Nile water monitor took a break from its travels, settling comfortably on a log along the river pathway.

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These Elephants Turned the River into a Playground
Two elephants spent the night splashing and playing together in the river.

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Baboon Grooming
One by one they wake, stretch, and make their way down to the ground, regrouping as the troop comes together.

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Baboons Dodge Floodwaters on Olifants
Heavy rains swell the Olifants River, and these clever baboons climb and leap through the trees to avoid the strong current.

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Vervet Monkeys Play at Olifants
A lively troop of vervet monkeys clambers over a fallen tree, when one mischievous monkey accidentally knocks a millipede off the branch!

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Tau (Madikwe Game Reserve)
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A Little Feather Maintenance
Looking good takes work - even for a blacksmith lapwing.

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Zebras, a Rhino & Total Tranquillity
A group of zebras enjoys a good scratch against a well-worn rock before a rhino quietly arrives for a refreshing drink, creating a wonderfully peaceful scene at the waterhole.

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Zebras Drink at Founders
A herd of zebras gathers at Founders Waterhole for a peaceful drink, creating one of Africa's most iconic safari scenes.

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Warthog Scratch an Itch
Using the rocks as a giant back scratcher, it twists, leans and rubs until it finally finds the perfect spot. It's a funny but natural behaviour that helps remove loose hair, ease irritating itches and even dislodge parasites.

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Mandy and her Calf at the Waterhole
Mandy arrives at the waterhole with her young calf, giving a gentle look at rhino motherhood in the wild.

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The Warthog Family Routine
This warthog family keeps life simple with a visit to the waterhole - stopping for a drink, enjoying a good scratch and grazing together before carrying on with their day.

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Rhino Calf at the Waterhole
Mandy's curious little one explores the waterhole with growing confidence, investigating the world one careful step at a time. While the calf is eager to explore, it never strays too far, knowing Mum is always close by to keep a watchful eye.

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Mandy and Her Drinking
As the sun sets over Founders, Mandy and her calf enjoy a peaceful evening together, soaking up the last golden light before night falls.

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Bushpig and Two Porcupines
At Founders, a busy bushpig roots around for food while a pair of porcupines quietly goes about its nightly forage.

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Goose Calling
This Egyptian Goose isn't just giving us a fantastic close-up - it's making sure everyone hears it too.

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Tembe Elephant Park
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A Gentle Giant and His Drinking Buddy
An impressive tusker makes his way to the waterhole at Tembe Elephant Park, where he enjoys a peaceful drink alongside another bull.

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Elephant Ruins the Nyala's Peaceful Drink
A thirsty nyala heads to the waterhole for a peaceful drink... but an elephant has very different plans!

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Dust, Mud & Happy Elephants
A herd of elephants makes the most of a dusty, muddy day, coating themselves from trunk to tail in nature's own skincare treatment.

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Porcupine Vanish into the Mist
Using their excellent sense of smell, these nocturnal mammals search for roots, bulbs, bark and other plant material while the African bush sleeps. The drifting mist adds an almost dreamlike atmosphere, making this already elusive species even more captivating to watch.

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Warthog Foraging Alone
Unlike most grazers, warthogs have relatively short necks, making it difficult to reach grass while standing. Instead, they drop onto thick, calloused pads on their front knees, allowing them to graze comfortably without injury.

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big Tusks and Golden Light in the Morning
Bathed in golden light, this magnificent elephant bull arrives at Tembe Waterhole for a peaceful drink.

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Porcupines All Around
Watch as they forage around the waterhole under the cover of darkness, using their excellent sense of smell to search for roots, bulbs and other tasty treats. With thousands of sharp quills for protection, porcupines can roam the African night with surprising confidence.

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Genet Sneaking Around Looking for Food
This large-spotted genet quietly patrols the waterhole, using its exceptional night vision and hearing to search for its next meal.

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An Elephant's Perfect Spa Day
If elephants had a favourite spa treatment, this would be it!

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Elephants Tussling and Testing
At Tembe, these elephants engage in a spirited tussle, pushing and testing each other's strength in a display that's more about practice and social interaction than serious conflict.

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