Safari TV Diary - 2010.07.06

The Mancingelana coalition is still on the buffalo kill while the number of vultures keep increasing in the surrounding trees. Even a hyaena is now near by but it seems like the four brothers don't want to let the carcass go. Marc Weiner is back from two weeks leave and he takes us on an awesome safari with some elephants drinking by Jowrie dam. One of the young bull plays in the mud. Towards the end of the day we have the pleasure to come across Induna, one of our young resident male leopard.

Safari TV Diary - 2010.07.05

The Safari TV team follows up on the lions by the buffalo kill. The vultures are still waiting patiently in the trees, waiting for their turn. We also found Mixo, our young resident leopard male, waking up in the early hours of the morning.

Safari TV Diary - 2010.07.04

One buffalo did not make it through the night….The Mancingelana lions succeeded in their hunt! And the Safari TV team brings you the proof with this awesome footage of the brothers feasting on the carcass.

Safari TV Diary - 2010.07.03

The cats are back! Join the Safari TV team as they watch Mixo waking up in the early hours of the morning. We also came across the Mancingelana coalition stalking a herd of buffalos. The highlight of our afternoon was an african rock python, crossing the road in front of us.

Safari TV Diary - 2010.07.02

A very wet day in Djuma Game Reserve. But it did not stop the Safari TV team from going out on game drives to bring you some great footage of baboons chasing some warthog piglets. What a funny scene!
We also came across a red crested korhan which is quite of a good sighting for birds lovers.

Safari TV Diary - 2010.07.01

Join the Safari TV team as they are busy setting up and testing the 3D rig. In the afternoon Tara goes on game drive and tracks some rhinos. And just before dark we find a leopard (Induna) using the grass as a shelter against the wind.

Safari TV Diary - 2010.06.30

Watch this special "behind the scene" of the Safari TV team and their struggle with a steering less jigga. A day full of surprises from early morning until the end of the day. But fortunately the team knew how to handle every situation in a calm manner and it all ended up well.