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    Hippopotamus, scratches on his sides from the underbrush: by anijensen, Views[243]
         		 Rocket-scientist babbling guineas approaching sleeping lions. (Nothing happened): by anijensen, Views[280]
         		 White rhinoceros and baby: by anijensen, Views[944]
         		 African wild dogs: by anijensen, Views[235]
         		 Giraffes: by anijensen, Views[213]
     
    Zebras: by anijensen, Views[198]
         		 Thakadu River Camp safari vehicle: by anijensen, Views[1202]
         		 Mama monkey with baby near our tent lodge: by anijensen, Views[267]
         		 Impalas and South African landscape: by anijensen, Views[227]
         		 Wildebeest and zebras: by anijensen, Views[226]
     
    Mama and baby black rhinoceros: by anijensen, Views[236]
         		 Sunset on our first day in Africa: by anijensen, Views[242]
         		 Young elephants playing: by anijensen, Views[222]
         		 Young elephant with grass in mouth: by anijensen, Views[213]
         		 What is this bird, and what movie made it famous?: by anijensen, Views[854]
     
    Our room at Thakadu River Camp, Madikwe Game Preserve: by anijensen, Views[240]
         		 Giraffe munching on thorny acacia trees: by anijensen, Views[254]
         		 Writing the first blog entry at the Atlanta airport.: by anijensen, Views[1425]
         		 In maweni launch Nelspuit: by cornvice, Views[407]
         		 Zamma's son Bushgle(4) plays with a sharp rusty tin lid in his backyard. R.I.P : by jessmoyamacleod, Views[310]
     
    Left to roam the township a young boy watches curiously behind a rubbish bin.: by jessmoyamacleod, Views[344]
         		 Zama's sisters play blissfully unaware of the harsh realities around them.: by jessmoyamacleod, Views[264]
         		 As the barber sterilizes his shears in turpentine, jobless men start to gather: by jessmoyamacleod, Views[363]
         		 Zammadela HIV+ at 18, orphaned due to AIDs she now looks after her 5 siblings.: by jessmoyamacleod, Views[320]
         		 Safaris attract many tourists: by nzbeauties, Views[323]
     
    Although dont have reasons, children from townships smile and dance: by nzbeauties, Views[359]
         		 The pride of Mandela is everywhere: by nzbeauties, Views[444]
         		 Robben Island has a special meaning to South Africans. Its part of their history: by nzbeauties, Views[381]
         		 South Africans preserve their cultural heritage, languages and religious beliefs: by nzbeauties, Views[352]
         		 The sun is what ruins her day, the umbrella is what makes it bearable: by effyau, Views[609]
     
    The site of a rainbow nation: by effyau, Views[578]
         		 Torrential rain poured down on this town only the night before: by effyau, Views[554]
         		 Chatting behind their bright umbrellas, two women wander home: by effyau, Views[566]
         		 Returning from Church people shield themselves from the harsh sun.: by effyau, Views[520]
         		 This African Penguin sculpture at the entrance to the colony is dedicated to all oiled and injured penguins, including the many thousands that were oiled in 2000 when a large tanker sank close to another important breeding site. Continued success of the Stony Point colony, which is away from major shipping lanes, should ensure that this commemoration does not embody this species (the only one of 18 penguin species globally that occurs on and around the African continent) in its entirety one day.: by silviakirkmanjournal, Views[874]
     
    This ramshackle fence at Stony Point seems to symbolize the often unclear interface between humans and wildlife, as the areas available for wildlife outside of human habitation diminish. The co-existence of penguins and humans at Stony Point is not without problems, but fortunately there are people who always search for solutions. : by silviakirkmanjournal, Views[434]
         		 A sturdy boardwalk weaves its way through the penguin colony, welcoming tourists to experience a day in the life of the African Penguin up close and personal, without causing damage to the sensitive area. The protection of this colony is vital because Stony Point is one of a few successful breeding colonies for this species, which has experienced a 97% drop in global population numbers over the last 80 years.: by silviakirkmanjournal, Views[795]
         		 Stony Point is fringed by the residential area of the coastal town of Betty’s Bay, creating an encouraging if incongruous impression of wildlife and humans co-existing in apparent harmony. Volunteers helped set up numerous artificial nest boxes around the site a decade ago, which has helped to substantially boost numbers at this colony, and the suburban backdrop probably restricts access of numerous terrestrial predators to the penguins.: by silviakirkmanjournal, Views[328]
         		 An African Penguin basks contentedly in the fading sunlight at Stony Point, one of two mainland penguin breeding colonies in South Africa and a peaceful safe-haven for these endangered seabirds. The ruins of a pump house the penguin is standing on and the old slipway in the background remind us that such scenes were unimaginable almost a century ago, when Stony Point was a busy whaling station processing 300 whales annually for oil. : by silviakirkmanjournal, Views[421]
         		 Second bull, grumpy but to tired to charge.: by marcuzzi, Views[253]
     
    He showed himself for about 30 seconds. I'm glad he did.: by marcuzzi, Views[297]
         		 Fast and silent, free and colourfull. Painting-like picture of her jump. : by marcuzzi, Views[431]
         		 A lone bull, my first encounter with an elephant. I could almost read his emotions in his eyes.: by marcuzzi, Views[338]
         		 Nature's barcodes, a herd of zebra we came across in our gamedrive.: by marcuzzi, Views[341]
         		 Dina's neighbours and their children will also be evicted.: by yazkam, Views[255]
     
    Another one of the children Dina cares for, sleeping.: by yazkam, Views[273]
         		 Dina takes care of the welfare kids. This is one of them.: by yazkam, Views[267]
         		 Photos and toys of the kids that Dina takes care of.: by yazkam, Views[253]
         		 Dina takes care of welfare children. She faces eviction, with the kids.: by yazkam, Views[294]
         		 On the highest mountain in badplaas with my boy touring badplaas on our second week during long trip before matric dance : by cornvice, Views[425]
     
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