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Pafuri picnic site?

Howl at a bare gap
Place, two words

Place - No Animal - No Park specific - No Animal vegetable or mineral - Mineral Accommodation-related - No Man-made - Yes One of the dams or water holes - No Windmill - No Hint: I know that what I’m thinking of almost certainly occurs in some other SANParks, but I’m thinking in particular of somethi...

Place - No Animal - No Park specific - No Animal vegetable or mineral - Mineral Accommodation-related - No Man-made - Yes One of the dams or water holes - No Windmill - No Hint: I know that what I’m thinking of almost certainly occurs in some other SANParks, but I’m thinking in particular of somethi...

Place - No Animal - No Park specific - No Animal vegetable or mineral - Mineral Accommodation-related - No Man-made - Yes One of the dams or water holes - No Windmill - No Hint: I know that what I’m thinking of almost certainly occurs in some other SANParks, but I’m thinking in particular of somethi...

Yes, you’re correct, Chacma
That was the afternoon we saw on the sightings board that lions had been seen there and we headed out to see if they were still around

Place - No Animal - No Park specific - No Animal vegetable or mineral - Mineral Accommodation-related - No Man-made - Yes One of the dams or water holes - No Windmill - No Hint: I know that what I’m thinking of almost certainly occurs in some other SANParks, but I’m thinking in particular of somethi...

All very interesting, Chacma.

What does Dzundzwini mean in English?

T/F?
Bats save the United States agriculture industry an estimated $3.7 to $53 billion annually by eating pest insects.

Chacma wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2024 12:27 am So is it along the H1-7 between Shingwedzi and Babalala?

It is - pretty much.

Thanks, Cantona
Is the puff adder only found in Africa?

Place - No
Animal - No
Park specific - No
Animal vegetable or mineral - Mineral
Accommodation-related - No
Man-made - Yes
One of the dams or water holes - No

Place - No
Animal - No
Park specific - No
Animal vegetable or mineral - Mineral
Accommodation-related - No
Man-made - Yes

It is true, Chacma. The Aye Aye of Madagascar is a little primate that locates wood-boring insect larvae by tapping tree trunks with its long, specialized third finger. It apparently listens for the hollow sound of the channels the larvae make through the wood, and then uses the finger to extract th...

The word Lebombo seems to be derived from the Zulu word umbombo which means the ridge of the nose.