Image: Annette Price The eland, an ox-like antelope, is the largest antelope species in Sub-Saharan Africa. They are a sight to behold and one can say that they have [...]
As the largest land mammal, elephants play an important role in balancing the natural ecosystem. Elephants are therefore known as a “keystone species''. Keystone species are those that provide vital [...]
There has been great excitement out on the reserve with the newest additions of lion cubs. Guests have been enjoying fantastic sightings of the cubs and they are by far [...]
During the start of the Winter season and this time of the year when the days get shorter and the nights get longer, the impala ram’s testosterone levels escalate and [...]
We usually see elephants as huge, intimidating animals that one would naturally fear due to their impressive size. Their thick skin acts like armour and protects them from any danger while [...]
Every Summer we see numerous species of migratory birds visiting Lalibela. Bird migration is one of the great wonders of the natural world. Migration is critical in the life cycle of [...]
Life in the wild can be tough to handle on your own. This is why so many species team up to form symbiotic relationships to make their lives easier. Symbiosis refers to [...]
On safari, you may come across a pair of large, alert and friendly ears that catch your attention as you drive by. You may then notice a pair of spectacular horns [...]
Lalibela is home to many species of birds, many of which are very beautiful and unique. We asked Craig, our Head Ranger, to share some of his favourite bird species to [...]
Wildebeests, or gnus, are a large species of African antelope. With their curved horns, sloping backs, striped bodies, manes and fluffy beards, they are rather odd-looking creatures. They are often described [...]
