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 – 05:00 (CAT) , 08:30 (IST) , 23:00 (EST) and 03:00 (GMT)
Sunset Safari starts at : 15:00 (CAT), 18:30 (IST) , 09:00 (EST) and 13:00 (GMT)
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TIME STAMPS Full Drive
Gabe & Mpho 0:25 – intro with plan for lions 17:30 – driving & found drag marks
47:01 55:01– vultures.. driving into the bush 1:21:43 – driving & story of getting stuck! 😮
2:11:56 2:24:56 – driving ..going to the den 2:39:53 – mongoose 2:44:51 – impala ewe & lamb❤ driving with story..yuk!😮 2:53:54 – driving update on the hyena den
Andrew & Panda 6:25 – beautiful sunrise 19:32 49:05 1:01:44 1:10:11 – zebra & giraffe 1:32:38 1:52:43 1:51:52 – leopard dam with impalas, geese, long-billed crombec 2:32:42– juvenile drongo chick
Cedric & Gert 12:38 – driving buffelshoek boundary looking for leopards
35:10 57:19 1:11:35 – yayy Maribyes male leopard approaching..on the move..walkby ❤ 2:52:31 – scanning around
Steve & Morgan 28:49 – misty morning & ellie tracks 1:19:52 – ellie bull 2:16:52 – ellies in the thickets
The highlight of my morning was with our Prince Maribyes! so good to see him again! Nice one Cedders & Gert🙏🥰 35:10
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Wow!! I hate to miss the best part of the drive I fell asleep and when i woke up the segment was over … glad I'm able to watch what i miss… I love the Prince Of Djuma Maribye aka Mr Fluffy Ears ♥️🐆♥️
Do Leopards prefer resting up in trees or on the ground? I assume at night time they are more active
Have you ever seen Aardvarks on any of your drives or just signs of them like burrows?
where its tail?