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Black Eagle Camera Launch          

Africam, in partnership with the Black Eagle Project Roodekrans, are proud to announce the launch of the new Black Eagle live streaming webcam. The brainchild of Libby Woodcock and her team at Black Eagle project, they are dedicated to the conservation of these endangered raptors and will use the live streaming webcam to monitor and obtain vital information on their breeding cycle. This information will be used to help conserve the Eagles and their habitat as well as educate viewers worldwide. For more information on the Black Eagle project Roodekrans go to BLACK EAGLE WEBSITE

We are not certain of the official launch date of this exciting new addition to our streaming cameras but we can tell you it will be very soon. The eagles have already laid their first egg and we are anxious to take you all there live as soon as possible.  You can get more up to the minute info on the Black Eagle Project on their Facebook Fan Page. Click the link below and become a fan today.

Africam's Resident Water Monitor         

One of the most fascinating creatures we find around the water hole at Elephant Plains is the water monitor lizard. His movements, his markings, his claws...almost all of him reminds us of prehistoric times. Like other reptiles, he must sun himself for warmth before he can start his day.  He is the only lizard that has the tongue of a snake! Take a look at the water monitor facts  and video by clicking here...

• Black-backed Jackals can only be found in Africa.

• Black-backed jackals are active both during the day and at night.

• Black-backed jackals use holes in the ground as dens.

DID YOU KNOW - BLACK-BACKED JACKAL -By Gerda


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Africam Hits 5000 Fans!          

In case you haven't heard the Africam Facebook Fan Page has crossed the 5000 fans mark. We have been hard at work trying to improve your  Africam experience and how it integrates with Facebook. This includes the new "RIGHT NOW" alert feature that sends real time messages to our fan's newsfeeds to let them know about  the rare live sightings that are happening on our cameras.  In order to take full advantage of all of Facebook's features and improve your experience even more we need to get to 10,000 fans. So please help us spread the word. If you're a fan of Africam let all your friends know about it by clicking on the "Suggest To Friends" button on our Facebook Fan Page right underneath our logo. We thank our entire community for all your support, we could not have come this far without you.

AFRICAM FACEBOOK FAN PAGE


Ask a Ranger          

Do you have a question for the Nkorho Ranger that you would like to get answered? If so, just drop it in an email and send it off to the  AFRICAM EDITOR

Every month a question will be picked and answered in our newsletter.

This month's question:
Please why do elephants cross their legs I often see this happen,  I thought only humans cross their legs so strange  thank you.

Kind regards Doris Charles (tomatotamata)

CLICK HERE FOR THE ANSWER

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NKORHO BUSH LODGE ON FACEBOOK

The Nkorho Bush Lodge has its own Facebook group...check it out HERE






ELEPHANT PLAINS ON FACEBOOK
Elephant Plains has joined the facebook community. check it out
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