Aardwolf indeed
You're correct, the park simply doesn't accommodate many tourists so the animals are a bit more skittish than other parks. Particularly the ones found up on the 4x4 trails where they encounter vehicles even less
There are 562 aardwolf in the park LisLisbeth wrote: ↑Wed Sep 19, 2018 9:51 am Wow! Not one aardwolf, but two How many are there in the park?
I am happy for you that you saw tour old friends, Normad and Roy Isn't it rare that two males stay together with one female Maybe they are just three pals When I was a kid I only played with boys (climbing trees and playing cowboys and Indians)
Is that a black rhino?
A bit of a pity that such great sightings were too far away to really enjoy just looking at them, but stil
Actually I'm not totally sure
I think Roy has always been the dominant partner in that coalition - he's enormous when you see him next to Nomad. So perhaps Nomad is simply happy with the protection he offers and doesn't interfere too much on the lady front.
Black rhino
Thanks Flutts
Thank you Pumbaa - the aardwolf are one of the best reasons to visit MZNP in winter
The cheetah are a real bonus if they are seen. I thought that the numbers were down to single digits due to the amount of predation, but when chatting to quite a knowledgable chap at reception it sounds like they have close on 20 in the park
I guess it's just a matter of luck whether you get to see them or not