A fascinating moment in the world of sable antelope. The dominant male was seen testing a female’s urine to check if she is ready to mate - a natural behaviour called the Flehmen response, where males detect pheromones to assess her reproductive state. These behaviours, though subtle, are crucial for ensuring successful breeding and the continuation of their magnificent lineage across African savannahs.

Under the cover of night, Mandy’s calf sits down to nurse, drinking eagerly in the quiet darkness. But when mom decides it’s time to move on, the little one squeaks in protest, hoping for just a few more moments of comfort.

Watch this powerful rhino proudly display its muddy horn up close, a true symbol of strength and resilience in the wild. Covered in a protective layer of mud, its horn tells stories of wallowing, territory marking, and survival in the African bush. A striking reminder of these ancient giants’ enduring presence.

A peaceful scene unfolds at Founders as a small group of zebras lowers their heads to drink, their striking black and white stripes mirrored in the still water.