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Hidden talents
It’s a wildlife photographer’s dream to be able to forget the long lenses, and a well-positioned hide at a waterhole allows them to do just that. The results open up a whole new perspective on Africa’s animals and birds. |
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features
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Black-footed lightning
Being small, shy and skittish makes southern Africa’s black-footed cat a challenging – yet very rewarding – subject for study. |
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Sea saw
Once abundant but now virtually absent, the weird and wonderful sawfish has cultural significance for islanders in West Africa |
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Variations on a theme
A starling is a starling is definitely not a starling… These colourful extroverts cannot all be tarred with the same glossy brush. |
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Blombos Cave: a capsule in time
Humans conceptualised and created enhancements to their lives earlier than had been thought – and they did so in a cave at the tip of Africa.
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A lioness called Marilyn
A peek into the daily life of an Etosha lioness. |
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Pelican patrol
Protecting some of South Africa’s most vulnerable seabirds means keeping another threatened species, the great white pelican, away from their chicks.
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Mauritius: island of the heart
Forget the beaches and head to this tropical isle for its wealth of natural history.
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