Waow Africa

04/11/2026

28/10/2026

When a rhino discovers some camera gear left behind in the African bush!

Video by Michel Zoghzoghi

Curiosity takes over as this wild giant comes across an unexpected object in its territory. With its powerful presence and curious nature, the rhino turns an ordinary piece of camera equipment into the centre of attention. Out in the wild, even the smallest discovery can lead to a fascinating encounter!

NatureUnfiltered

28/10/2026

UNSEEN FOOTAGE OF 2-WHEEL-DRIVE!

Video by Cathan Moore

It seems that the bipedal hyena has regained some form of movement in his rear legs. Wether or not he will make a full recovery, it is unclear, however one thing is for sure; he never gives up!

24/10/2026

Born different, a luminous foal grazes among the camouflage of the herd at Singita Sabi Sand. In the wild, visibility can be a burden but a mother is always close, her stripes serving as their only shield 🥹

Captured by Singita resident photographers Ross Couper and Lindsay Couper 🎥

23/10/2026

Have you ever witnessed a moment of pure love in the wild?

Video by Aman Gandhi | Wildlife & Safari

incredibly fortunate to witness Kiroma the lioness nursing her two precious young cubs, sired by the Kissinger boys alone.

One of the most intimate and rarely witnessed moments in the wild : a lioness feeding her babies, nurturing them with the love, care and protection they need to survive in the wilderness.

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19/10/2026

Video by laurent samila Heart was racing, but we were completely safe! 🐘⚡

A close encounter with this absolute giant during our game drive. 30% leave, 70% die? Not today! Just pure respect for nature’s biggest giants.

18/10/2026

The last living Unicorn!

Jessie Stenhouse captured this mythical White Giraffe deep in the Serengeti in February this year. Along with some incredible photos I’ve been hesitating to edit because they’re so special

14/10/2026

2/5 Vuyela males quench their thirst after a night long territorial patrol.

Video by Bill Drew

14/02/2026

These animals are being killed for being ugly.

Not dangerous. Not invasive. Not threatening human life.

Just ugly.

The aye-aye: murdered in Madagascar because locals think its face brings death.
The purple frog: crushed in India because villagers call it "cursed."
The warthog: shot across Africa not for food, but because hunters find it grotesque.

This is conservation's ugliest truth: We only protect what we think is beautiful.

Read more about this creatures link https://joysafaribay.com/post/the-20-ugliest-animals-on-earth