On World Rhino Day, September 22, 2025, the team from SAFARI FRANK stood on the sun-drenched earth of the Greater Kruger National Park, bearing witness...
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How Much Do You Really Know About Aardvarks?
Aardvarks are curious and unique mammal native to Africa, which is often recognized more for its quirky name than for its remarkable biology and behavior....
Understanding the Giants, Some Facts About Elephants
Elephants, the majestic giants of Africa and Asia, have long captivated the human imagination. These intelligent and social creatures are not only the largest land...
Surprising Facts About Donkeys
Donkeys are often perceived as ordinary work animals, but these creatures are far more intriguing than they might appear at first glance. With origins rooted...
Tanzania Eco-Safaris: Enriching Tourist Adventures While Safeguarding Nature
Tanzania is the crown of East Africa and is at the forefront of ecotourism. With enormous landscapes and diverse wildlife, the promise of experiencing the...
Why Cities in Africa Are Better Off Learning from Others
Everything is changing, including our climate. And the changes in climate happens at incredibly fast rate that most of us are not prepared to face...
Let’s Talk About Sustainable Forestry in Gabon
In the heart of Central Africa lies Gabon, a country with a profound commitment to safeguarding its invaluable natural heritage while also contributing positively to...
After Going Missing for 80 Years, Golden Mole Is Rediscovered in South Africa
De Winton’s golden mole is true to its name. It’s a blind mammal with amplified hearing which bears shimmering shades of gold on its coat. ...
Zika & Dengue Transmission Expected to Rise with Climate Change
Climate change is causing mosquitoes that carry diseases like dengue, Zika, and chikungunya to move into new areas. These mosquitoes, particularly the Aedes aegypti variety,...
Turn Your Lights Down Low, Or Beware Of Mosquito
“Turn your lights down low, and pull the window curtains.” What a beautiful start for a beautiful song by Bob Marley. In the song, he...