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This image was captured at mid afternoon, at the time the air was full of smoke from a bush fire a few kilometers away. The animals in the picture were a mother leopard and two 13 month old cubs, she was taking them to a kill.

This image was captured at mid afternoon, at the time the air was full of smoke from a bush fire a few kilometers away. The ...

This picture of a Spotted Hyaena cub was taken at a den site in the eastern section of Ngala. The youngster was catching the afternoons last rays of sun.

This picture of a Spotted Hyaena cub was taken at a den site in the eastern section of Ngala. The youngster was catching the ...

We found this young African Rock Python lying motionless in a Knob Thorn tree on the outskirts of Ngala Safari Lodge.

This is a Golden Brown Baboon Spider that was stung and paralized by a Spider hunting wasp. It was found lying next to its burrow.

I found this beetle on the path way at Ngala Safari Lodge, I'm not sure what type of beetle it is but will find out.

The mopane woodlands around Ngala Safari Lodge holds many secrets, I found one of them hidden in between the stems. This is a baby praying mantis that was sheltering from the wind and potential predators.

The mopane woodlands around Ngala Safari Lodge holds many secrets, I found one of them hidden in between the stems. This is a ...

Boomslangs have a very effective haemotoxic venom that they usually use on prey items such as birds. They are very timid snakes and don't readily bite unless really provoked. This juvenile Boomslang was found in a bushwillow tree in the northern section of Ngala.

Boomslangs have a very effective haemotoxic venom that they usually use on prey items such as birds. They are very timid ...

Ngala has many of these colourful spiders at this time of year. The sometimes 6cm long females are particularly noticable sitting in there golden webs that are incredibly strong.