WildEarth – Sunrise Safari – 03 June 2023



The full safaris can once again be viewed on YouTube

In addition to this, the full live channel is available on our apps and website as well as with many of our partners.

Find all the places you can watch it here: wildearth.tv/channel

If you have any issues accessing this, please write to [email protected]

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Hop on our live Safaris and let the benefits of viewing Nature be part of your daily routine. Nature heals!

Sunrise Safari starts at – 06:30 (CAT) , 10:00 (IST) , 00:30 (EST) and 04:30 (GMT)

Sunset Safari starts at : 14:30 (CAT), 18:00 (IST) , 08:30 (EST) and 12:30 (GMT)

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12 thoughts on “WildEarth – Sunrise Safari – 03 June 2023”

  1. TIME STAMPS 1
    Steve & OD 0:20 6:50 – intro with a beautiful sunrise & ground hornbills 30:10 – tracks of a leopard 1:02:52 – lone buffalo bull
    Andrew & Panda 13:39 – sunrise & nest with heron 45:13 – beautiful views of the mountains 1:17:52 – buffalo thorn tree with facts
    Lauren & Dawie 17:45 – aww young giraffe with views 56:15 – lone wildeebeest 1:09:40 – yayy brown hyena feeding
    Tessaa & Igor 22:17 36:46 – sun is rising with views & sounds 53:03 – red hartebeest toilet break

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  2. TIME STAMPS 2
    Lauren & Dawie 1:23:35 – jackal feeding on carcass 1:31:56 – driving to cheetahs…flock of guinea fowl 2:00:34 – pale chanting goshawk 2:22:25 2:39:06 – terrapin climbs out & monitor lizard basking 🙂
    Tayla & Gert 1:41:14 – driving to the den, quiet 2:05:54 – driving & a kudu on termite mound, waterbuck at the dam
    Steve & OD 1:44:28 2:13:44 2:44:30 – yayy nkuhuma pride resting
    Andrew & Panda 1:50:53 – interesting natural tips on survival
    Tessa & Igor 2:17:48 2:29:30 2:41:39 – yayy sentry duty meerkats 2:55:30 – osterich family

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  3. Fasinating learning the behaviour of animals. Cats are my favorite. Wish my backyard were full of lions, leopards, tigers, cheetahs….the list goes on lol. Thank you for your knowledge and experience. Love these videos.

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  4. Tessa I " AGREE " with you for I have more " RESPECT " for our Wild Life and " YES " we Humans can Learn a lot from our Wild Life for I`ve seen so much " BAD BEHAVIOR " in the time I`ve been here SAD isn`t IT ??? RA 68 HELL FIRE

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  5. Look at this beautiful, strong, healthy leo family that Mohwak, Northern Avocas, Chela, Purple Eye, Pale Eye, Ridge Nose, Amber, and Tattard Ear brought into this world and almost into independence that will keep S Africa abundance alive – best wishes to you lovelies and Mohwak. S Africa is lucky to have you. Stay with your sons to ensure this treasure grows into independence to keep Nkahuma pride strong. Your brother DM, Silver Eye and Queen T have ensured this for main pride Talamaties who are now ready to distract BDs away from you while your six younger kids grow but you must help and stay with older ones to catch good game and if you can incorporate DM’s sons and stay patient and smart, in 1.5 years you and your new coalition of sons can move together strong to conquer new horizons while leaving Nkhauma pride strong for new generations. It is very clear to me now how important it is for male lions to stay strong for good 5-6 years after reaching prime (not just 2-3 years) to raise generation that can keep the pride strong and in the good shape before leaving for new generations (those who have not the pride went extinct or nears extinction. Avocas, Nkahumas, Talamati, and S8 and Talamati breakaways have been and still are golden for this conservancy.

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