Ever wondered if there are measures put in place in case of a serious global food shortage or climate catastrophe?
Kyle is based in Cape Town, but he made the trek specifically to witness and captured the most stunning photos of the rare phenomenon.
GPS devices attached to pet cats in Cape Town show that they enjoy walking huge distances and enjoy a few killing sprees that have a “massive toll” on the environment.
Another lion in the Kruger was turned into a scaredy-cat after a bloat of hippos chased him off a rock in the middle of their river.
On Sunday, a man was rescued after falling into the water at the V&A Waterfront while on Tuesday an elderly hiker’s body was lifted from Lion’s Head.
It has emerged that a wild cat captured in Cincinnati had cocaine in its system.
Maybe it’s going to take an A-list cast such as this to whip us into action about the current climate crisis.
When a lion and an elephant meet at a water well at the Kruger National Park, the plucky pachyderm provides the punch line.
The winners of this year’s World Nature Photography Awards have been announced, with many shots hailing from South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Kenya.
The infamous orcas essentially upended the food chain in Cape Town’s waters and now they’re at it again, ripping into a new shark species.
A man in Far North Queensland, Australia had his leg grabbed and his dog taken by a crocodile while on the banks of a remote river.
While the City is probably doing its best under the circumstances, discharging sewage at three marine outfalls, two of them in Marine Protected Areas, is not acceptable.
It is understood that the dam can typically contain an overflow of up to 115%, and as it stands, the dam is 120% full.
Yet another teen is making waves by holding the world’s billionaires accountable for their impact on the environment.
The greater Kruger National Park has been lashed by heavy rains since Friday, with rivers overflowing and roads being cut off by the surging water.
The world’s largest rhino breeding and conservation farm is being put up for auction in mid-April.
But not only does it make pretty places unbearably stinky, it also supposedly causes frequent bouts of ‘the tummy bug’ to go around, and those are not fun at all.
Although it may be too early to actually panic, it is probably necessary to sound the initial alarm to avoid yet another Day Zero like the one experienced in 2018.
Quite a few beaches have been closed across the city over the past few months due to sewage spills, but the issue seems to be more prevalent than we think.
Expert said “airbursts of this size happen somewhere several times per year” and are “rarely discovered in advance”.
This time, the “suspicious contents” of a PostNet package at a Pretoria branch turned out to be several live reptiles.
I guess the car-makers didn’t exactly consider that we’re frequently plagued by bouts of no electricity, though.
May the force be with us if they ever decide to bring dinosaurs back.
Playing ‘Never Have I Ever’ must be fun with this guy.
This is starting to smell a lot like the East Rand version of ‘Tiger King’.
The San Antonio Zoo is offering a special V-Day gift for exes who seriously need to bugger off.
A tiger was spotted roaming around Edenvale early this morning but has now been recaptured.
Oz authorities are losing their minds over a tiny cylinder of radioactive material that went missing on a stretch of highway in Western Australia.
It has been so cold that one of China’s northernmost cities broke its lowest-ever recorded temperature.
“I don’t think anybody understands, this is basically like winning lottery odds that they found him,” someone commented on the now-viral video of a diver who was momentarily lost at sea.