Ever wondered what freaks out wild animals in the African savanna more than lions? Or how reading coffee grounds became a thing? Curiosity might've gotten the cat, but for us humans, it's basically ...
Varty says “your pain is gone” as he recalls the woman who stood by him through a helicopter crash, tiger attack and heart ...
Gillian van Houten was born on 21 April 1954 in Cape Town and died on 25 July 2026 at Noordhoek Manor, in the same city, aged ...
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RIP | Former SABC news icon Gillian van Houten dies aged 72
Former SABC news presenter, respected broadcaster and wildlife conservationist, Gillian van Houten, has died at the age of 72 ...
Veteran SABC newsreader Gillian van Houten, 72, passed away on 25 July, leaving a legacy in broadcasting and wildlife ...
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The mysterious zebras no one can explain in California
California is famous for its golden beaches, towering palm trees, Hollywood celebrities, and scenic coastal highways. But ...
Margay’s (Leopardus wiedii) climb high in the tree tops of central America where they are known as the monkey cat. They leap ...
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Zebras standing watch on the African savanna
This beautiful wildlife scene captures three zebras standing alert across the golden grasslands of the African savanna ...
This Global Tiger Day (29 July), IUCN is highlighting the effective, locally led solutions helping to enable coexistence ...
Man' lizard — a herpetologist explains how it flashes red and blue in seconds to win mates and settle rival showdowns.
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RIP Gillian van Houten: Five things to know about iconic newsreader
From her family to her career, here are five things to know about late SABC newsreader and conservationist Gillian van Houten.
An African safari is a bucket list trip for most travelers – and it takes thorough planning to be well prepared for your once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Most safaris are typically between eight and 17 ...
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