A brief introduction of the Kambula/Ntsevu Males. Born: 3 Males  June-Oct 2018, 1 Male born May 2019 Fathered by the Birmingham Males Mothers are 5 of the Ntsevu/Kambula lionesses They have been accompanied by 1 Female (sister) b. May 2019 First seen on WildEarth 23 May 2023 Sunset Safari Kambula/Ntsevu  Male Lions: - Kambula Male #1 - June 2018 (Son of Kambula lioness #1) “(He is in Kruger with the dark-maned Pretoriouskop male and Kambula #2)” - Kambula Male #2 - Late July/Early August 2018 (Son of Kambula lioness #3) “(He is in Kruger with the dark-maned Pretoriouskop male and ..read more

All, with my deepest regret I must inform everyone that I have made a terrible mistake, and deleted the Talamati thread. I am waiting to hear back from our Webmaster, on if it can be restored or not. I will inform everyone, in this thread the answers he provides. I know full well, the work that so many of you put into making that thread one of our most active and informative thread. I can only hope that you all may forgive me for my blunder. If it can be restored, then all will be right with the world again. If it cannot, we will look to begin a new thread. Please do not let this discourage ..read more

we can continue our conversation here, if you'd like. Perhaps we can get others involved as well, without flooding the Timbavati thread with OT banter. As I mentioned there, I do not blame you for the thoughts you have on the subject, as I agree with you on most of them, I just happen to believe that humans are much more brutal and cruel than what we see in apex predator behavior. As for the compassion in people you spoke of, I'd say that also seems to be slowly eroding, something I blame in large part on the interwebs. One of the main reasons I continue to believe that WildFact is like an oa ..read more

All, I am very sorry, but I have deleted the thread I recently created on difference of the brutality of man compared to other animals. The thread quickly became political, which is something we work very hard to keep out of WildFact. The web is full of such discussions, and WildFact is our sanctuary from such talk, therefore I made the decision to remove the thread, so that we all might return to posting about much more enjoyable and important topics, the animals of the world ..read more

Hello I'm Wolf Nuijten and I'm currently working on a school project for my senior year. I study product design and I want to make a product that scares animals away. I don't want my product to harm animals so guns are overruled. The animals I'm focusing on live in regions like Alaska, Canada and North-America. Currently I'm focusing on bears, deer and wolves.  How do you prevent coming face to face with an animal?  What to do if you come face to face?  What do I need to bring if I'm going on hikes in regions like this? How do I scare them away in general?  If s ..read more

Hey everyone,  I'm in need of some creative input! I recently adopted an adorable fox companion, and I'm searching for the perfect name. She's playful, mischievous, and has the most captivating eyes. I want a name that reflects her personality and charm. I've been brainstorming a few options like "Fiona," "Juniper," and "Sunny," but I'm open to suggestions! What are some cute and unique names you can think of for a fox? Any inspiration from literature, mythology, or nature would be fantastic ..read more

W I heard that ridge nose female from the nkhuma breakaway pride died. Can anyone verify this ..read more

*This image is copyright of its original author new news!!! At the end of last year around Christmas, Jafar was captured and weighed!!! he weighed 120 kg at just under 3.5 years old!!!! he is quite healthy and is one of the dominant males in the Pantanal Sul in caiman. The best bet will be a male that will reach 140 kg at his peak!!! Being a little more analytical here, he already has the proportions of a 130-140 kg jaguar, but because he is very young, he shouldn't have that much mass to fill his enormous body, in addition to having a skull that appears to be in development. I can't wait ..read more

Hello, I'm new here, a pleasure. Let's talk about this topic. well, I mean, there's a great explanation's for this, it's on r/jaguarland. the post is "Jaguar weights and Measurements compilation:A review." It's really worth it, I recomend you see it, it's really worth it. but I will say one thing. They didn't estimate Joker to be 159 kg, he was 155 kg. Furthermore, yes, probably 128 cm of chest would be the normal size for a jaguar over 140 kg. But one thing is a jaguar with a chest measuring 128 cm, but with all other measurements being average. Another thing is Joker who, in addition to ..read more

Check out this new thread that focuses on the new cheetah reintroduction project in Saudi Arabia ..read more