Whether it's due to their predatory nature or their instinct for self-defense, these wild animals can pose a formidable ...

What do you do if you’re neighbors with an elephant? In western Uganda, the answer is: You build a fence. And not just any ...

At one point, it had one of the highest lion population densities in Africa, according to African Parks. The Zimbabwe Parks & Wildlife Management Authority confirmed the incident to the BBC but ...

Hippo threat display in slow motion.Hippopotamus bulls show off their teeth to intimidate anything that gets too close to their stretch of water, hippo cows and calves will also do it but their teeth ...

The birds, outfitted with tracking devices, are helping researchers and park rangers combat poaching in Uganda ...

A lion that sparked concern among Malalane residents has been spotted back inside Kruger National Park, officials recently confirmed. The incident initially raised alarm when the predator was seen ...

The lion, the king of the jungle, relies on its speed, agility, and hunting prowess. Whereas, on the other hand, there is the hippo, a seemingly placid being ... Lions and hippos are iconic species in ...

As the annual Winter Lionfish Derby gets under way, dozens of lionfish hunters around the island are combining their “best efforts” to cull the invasive species. The annual tournament takes ...

Matusadona National Park was once home to “the highest density of lion[s] in Africa,” per the park’s official website.

Matusadona game park previously hosted the second-highest proportion of lions in Africa and at least 40 remain in the wild. Matusadona game park is home to about 40 lions Credit: E+ The young boy ...

it had one of the highest lion population densities in Africa, according to African Parks. MP Murombedzi said the boy used his knowledge of the wild and survival skills to stay alive.

Asiatic lions in Gujarat's Gir National Park exhibit higher activity levels compared to their African relatives. They remain active for about 37% of their day, hunting, feeding, and patrolling.