When searching for the three largest cats in our parks, we often find them but can only see an ear or tail twitching in the grass. These for...

Males have a wingspan of around 45-60mm Mainly found along the eastern coastal areas.

Wingspan 35-40mm. Found along the eastern coastal regions.

Family Pieridae Pierinae Males have a wingspan of 38-45mm

Although animals mix freely at waterholes, elephants dominate and will chase others away. Young elephants have a lot of fun running...

Family Coenagrionidae A mating pair - the female being held under the water during the process.

Family Sturnidae A local resident in the northern regions and are fruit and insect eaters.

Family Pieridae Pierinae A smallish butterfly with a wingspan of 28-35mm in the males who are larger than females. They are found t...

Family Pelomedusidae This is the largest of our fresh water terrapins with the females being bigger than the males and can weigh up to 7...