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# 161: Watching African giraffes
Idea # 161 – Watching the giraffes in South Africa The giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis) is a mammal native of African savannas, spread from the Chad to South Africa. The old Greeks thought that the
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#180 : Watching the Big Five in South Africa
Idea #180 – Getting a Big Five safari in South Africa Big Five or Big 5 indicates a set of five African mammals which were “chosen” by Ernest Hemingway in Snows of the Kilimanjaro
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# 162: Grazing with warthogs
Idea # 162 – Observing warthogs in South Africa The warthog is a mammal of the order of the family of Suidae. This wild pig measures 1,40 m of length and from 60 to
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#547 : Observing the night-life of a water spot in Namibia
Idea #547 – Observing the night-life of a water spot in Namibia The park of Etosha, wide of 20 000 km², is situated in 400 km in the North of Windhoek, is one of more beautiful
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# 170: Hanging out with a band of zebras
Idea # 170 – Observing zebras from South Africa The zebra is an herbivore animal, of the family of Equidae, which is mainly in Central and southern Africa. The common zebras are 1,10 to 1,40
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#175 : Watching wild African elephants
Idea #175 – Observing wild African elephants The savanna elephant, Loxodonta africana, is the most known African species. It meets in meadow, swamp, and edge of river, Sahara to South Africa. Considered as the biggest
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# 172: Playing bluff with Buffalo
Idea # 172 – Watching Buffaloes in South Africa Buffaloes arise from an Asian common origin, which divided into two with the appearance of an African branch. Near a million buffaloes live on the
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#187 : Watching a white rhino … of grey color !
Idea #187 – Observation of rhinos from South Africa The word Rhino comes from the Greek rhinos “nose”, and keras, horn, because it carries its horns on the nose, and not on the front
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