why are flamingos pink?

Why Are Flamingos Pink?

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A flamingo’s colour is not hereditary, so why are flamingos pink? The short answer is how they process the caretonoids in their diet... but there's much more to discover.
why flamingos stand on one leg

Why Do Flamingos Stand On One Leg?

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When resting, flamingos are often – but not always – seen standing on just one leg, with the other raised up into its feathers. We examine the theories as to why flamingos do this.
African vs asian elephant

African vs Asian Elephant, Which Is Which?

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Unless you know what you’re looking for, it can be easy to mistake an African for an Asian elephant. These 10 African vs Asian elephant differences will help you know what you're looking at.
alligators v crocodiles

Alligators v Crocodiles, Which Is Which?

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Alligators v crocodiles - what's the difference? Whilst at first glance alligators and crocodiles may look similar, there are a number of key differences, and some easy ways to tell them apart.
cheetah vs leopard

Cheetah vs Leopard, Which Is Which?

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Whilst at a glance cheetahs and leopards may seem similar to look at, they are in fact two very different cats. The below guide lists the key differences between leopards and cheetahs,
spoor meaning image

Spoor Meaning: What Exactly Is A Spoor?

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When you’re on a game drive or talking to a safari guide you may hear them use the word ‘spoor’… but what exactly does spoor mean?
game drive with elephants approaching

Game Drive Guide: Everything You Need To Know

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Read our ultimate guide to safari game drives, along with tips for getting the most out of your game drive, and some ideas of essential items to take with you.
elephant family crossed luangwa river

Most Epic African Rivers For Wildlife

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Without its rivers, Africa would be a barren wasteland, unable to support the incredible variety of wildlife that bring visitors from around the world to enjoy wildlife safaris.
mountain gorilla - critically endangered african species

Endangered Animals In Africa

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There are over 1,100 species of mammals and 2,600 species of birds in Africa. A number of these species are now at risk of extinction, primarily due to human activities such as poaching and habitat destruction.