On Saturday night, my son Roni and I opened some beers and started watching live African video streams. Shortly after sunset, there were three Cheetahs (Acinonyx jubatus) in Chyulu Hills, Kenya. At first, I was really unsure whether they were cheetahs or leopards, as they were lying on the ground drinking water. But when they stood up, I could clearly see their very long legs and white tail tufts. 34 species now. 👍
P.S. In Selinda Reserve, Botswana, and Tembe South Africa, we saw also couple of unidentified bats. In Tembo, Zimbabwe, there was some big predator, maybe a lion or leopard, walking calmly in the forest. And two mongooses came relatively close to the camera, probably Marsh Mongooses.
P.S. In Selinda Reserve, Botswana, and Tembe South Africa, we saw also couple of unidentified bats. In Tembo, Zimbabwe, there was some big predator, maybe a lion or leopard, walking calmly in the forest. And two mongooses came relatively close to the camera, probably Marsh Mongooses.
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