Launching the American Safari at the Alligator River NWR
We were driving toward the North Carolina coast when we looked up to see an unusual sight. A dark bird of prey with a blinding …
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Wolves, Whales and Bears: The American Safari. 2013 Expedition Series
North America is a vast continent filled with rugged wilderness and magnificent creatures, and Travel For Wildlife is heading out to see it during our …
Do Whale Sharks Have Teeth?
Do Whale Sharks Have Teeth? When the biggest shark in the world swims straight at you with its mouth wide open, it’s a sight you’ll …
Wildlife Roadtrip Costa Rica, Two Days in the Osa Peninsula (Video)
Tapir’s lounge in muddy pools, Scarlet Macaws scream noisily overhead, while a jaguar prowls silently through the dark rainforest floor. This is the Osa Peninsula …
Wildlife Babies: A Mother’s Day Photo Gallery
It was my mother who encouraged my love of nature and wildlife and biology. When she asked what I wanted to do for my birthday …
Millipede Glowing Under Black Light, Smoky Mountains
Scorpions glow under black light. When I learned this fact I told Cristina I wanted an ultra-violet flashlight for Christmas. She indulged me and on …
How To Photograph Nesting Sea Turtles (The Ethical Way)
How I Ran Into a Sea Turtle I crawled out of bed at midnight and unzipped the flap which served as the door to our …
Photo: Jack Rabbit, Antelope Island, Utah
In honor of Easter I’m posting this photo of the Easter Bunny’s close cousin: the Jack Rabbit. Living on the east coast of the United …
Photo: Giraffe in the Kalahari
I love this photo because it shows a rather unusual perspective of the world’s tallest animal, the giraffe. Instead of focusing on the animal’s incredibly …
Where to See Bushbabies in South Africa
The Bizarre Bouncing Baby When I first visited South Africa I had heard of the legendary “bushbaby” but had no idea what this strange creature …
Four Incredible Echidna Facts
Australia has a strange collection of wildlife. Nearly all of the native Australian mammal species, excepting rodents and bats, are marsupials (mammals that raise their …
Four Snowy Owl Facts
The snowy owl (Bubo scandiaca) is found in open tundra along the Arctic Circle, from Canada to Russia and Scandinavia. It is named for its …
How to Identify a Gray Whale
Like the bridge of a submarine rising from the depths, the tail of a Gray Whale breaks the surface as it prepares to dive. Gray …
Four Giant Panda Facts
The Giant Panda (Ailuropoda melanoluca) is one of eight bear species in the world. Recognizable by its black eye markings, the giant panda is the …
Four Walrus Facts
Visiting the walruses on Round Island, Alaska was one of the greatest adventures of my life. It’s hard to describe the sensation of watching thousands …
Video: Cape Cobra vs. Ground Squirrel
We were camping at the Nossob Campground in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park when a dangerous visitor appeared: a large Cape Cobra. It hunted around the …
How To Photograph A Polar Bear: An Inside Tip
It’s surprisingly easy to take a photo of a polar bear. Just travel to Churchill, Manitoba in Canada during late October or early November. Most …
Leaving Las Vegas: A Three-day Wildlife Roadtrip to Northwest Arizona
I was walking down a mountain trail when a voice called out to me. “You didn’t walk very long for all that survival gear ya’ …
The Sea Turtles of Sian Ka’an, Mexico (and CESiaK Hotel Review)
The Long Journey Home A Green Sea Turtle paddles her long flippers, propelling herself up to the surface of the sea. With an explosive burst …
List of animals in Kruger National Park we saw on a 8-day safari (mammal list)
Kruger is one of the most amazing national parks in the world. People from all over the world flock over to this national park to …