Central Africa

Welcome to the captivating world of bonobos, one of our closest living relatives in the animal kingdom. Known for their remarkable social behaviour and intelligence, bonobos are a species of great ape that inhabit the lush forests of the Congo Basin in Central Africa.

In this article, we will dive into the life of bonobos and learn about their diets, habitat, threats, social structure and much more.

African Wild Animals are a crucial part of the African ecosystem, and understanding their life span is essential for their conservation. It gives perspective to the conservation threats they face.

In this article, we will delve into the average life span of African savannah and rainforest animals, including lions, elephants, rhinos, gorillas, and cheetahs. We will also examine the factors that affect their life expectancy, such as environmental conditions, predation, and disease.

Africa is home to an incredible diversity of wildlife, from majestic elephants and gorillas to graceful gazelles and colourful birds. However, many of these animals are facing serious threats to their survival, including habitat loss, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict.

Okapi is a remarkable animal that is native to the Central African rainforests of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The okapi is most notably known because of its distinctive appearance which makes them seem like a crossbreed between a zebra and a giraffe.

We love the big and small details of every place and aspect of life that it is simply too hard to create a bucket list of places to visit in Africa. As we thought about it, we realized that all the World heritage sites were making the list and decided that they would be the best starting point.

While they are not the only places you can visit to enjoy Africa's nature and culture, there is definitely so much more. World Heritage Sites are significant for conservation and preservation - based on fully examined factors.

The African continent boasts an abundance of natural wildlife, making it a captivating destination for visitors seeking to witness these magnificent animals living undisturbed in their natural habitats.

In this article, we shall take a look at the African Safari animals - and briefly talk about them. While there is so much more than the animals, they are the biggest part of Africa's tourism - and have always been even in the colonial period many decades ago.

Welcome to the enchanting world of the pygmy hippo, an elusive and fascinating creature that roams the dense forests of West Africa. Often overshadowed by its larger cousin, the common hippopotamus, the pygmy hippo possesses its unique charm and mystique.

In this article, we will delve into the diet, habitat, threats, conservation efforts, and much more surrounding the remarkable pygmy hippopotamus.

The African continent is known for its incredible diversity of wildlife, with a range of predators and prey that have evolved over centuries to survive in the wild. If you're curious about the strength of these animals, their bite force is a good place to start.

Understanding their bite force can give us a glimpse into their hunting techniques, survival strategies, and overall physiology. From the brave lions to the stealth leopards, each animal has its unique way of thriving in the wild. 

The African rock python is the biggest snake of all African serpents. While rare to meet on most safari drives, the experience is quite spectacular. 

This relative of the anaconda can grow to more than 20 feet in length and is capable of swallowing a whole antelope, goat or young human.

In this article, we will look at some facts that make these pythons very interesting snakes. We'll look at what they eat, how they hunt, their sizes and whether they are in danger, among other facts. 

The first question on every traveller's mind is safety, and this especially applies to Africa. This is because most of the global media representations are about bad things like war, hunger, and bad political institutions.

This is why many people will ask whether Africa or a certain African country is safe to visit. We have addressed the specific safety concerns for many countries, and this article will serve to give a wider point of view and comparison.