Safari Highlights #527: July 2019 | EcoTraining (Latest Wildlife Sightings)

All the latest wildlife sightings highlights filmed mostly on foot during the EcoTraining trails guide course walking safaris in the Kruger National Park and Selati Game Reserve
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The latest wildlife sightings feature animals seen on safari such as lions, leopards, elephants, giraffe, buffalo, zebra, cheetah, wild dogs, hyena and many more African animals.
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Filmed at EcoTraining's Makuleke Camp, Kruger National Park and Selati Game Reserve, South Africa
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The purporse of the Rob The Ranger Wildlife Videos YouTube channel is to show what it is like to experience an African safari. Nature Documentaries are often highly edited to tell a story, wildlife safaris are not and the idea here is to show the wildlife sightings the way they were seen. As safari tours in Africa are for all the family then this is an educationally family friendly channel, some scenes may be more graphic than people are used to but this is the reality of nature and is what you would see if you were present on such a safari in person. Safaris in Kenya, South Africa, or any other African country are an unrivalled experience for anyone with a passion for nature, wildlife photography, and travel. Hopefully this channel can provide a glimpse into what the nature experience is like and encourage more people to take a wildlife safari one day.