Archive for March 4th, 2007

Just below our very first scene with the the human figure running away from the Rhino, there is this single figure kneeling by itself.

There is a slight degree of weathering on this painting, but it is the most unusual posture of this male that makes it interesting. What could he possibly be doing?


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Is Tjololo still around? Well things sounded a lot more promising last night when we heard a male leopard calling in Tjololo’s territory. We were unable to follow up on the calls to the south of the Kapen river, but just hope it’s him.

In our efforts to get around to where the leopard was calling […]


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Normally only Elephant bulls will spar to measure their opponents’ strength. But in this case, a cow actually felt like a little wrestling would be in order. This is mere a display of play than anything else. Young animals usually use this sort of play to get to know their boundaries in life.

To boost his […]


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Just below the hunter scene we had two days ago, we find this human figure armed with a bow and arrow which seems to be super imposed on top of the other hunters.

What could this mean? Was this from a dream? The spike like protrusions on the hunters head is a bit confusing.


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