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SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project Rhinoceros
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nMother with a big horn and young rhino grazing in Lake Nakuru in Kenya. \n \nRhinoceros Video… \n\n\n\n  \nImage is a landscape photograph featuring two rhinoceroses grazing on a grassy plain. The rhinos are positioned side by side\, with their heads lowered to the ground. Their skin is thick and gray\, with visible folds and textures. The larger rhino on the right has a prominent horn\, while the smaller one on the left has a shorter horn. In the background\, a large body of water is visible\, with a distant line of pink flamingos along the shore. Beyond the water\, a range of blue-gray mountains rises under a clear sky\, creating a serene and natural setting.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/rhinoceros-sunday-23/
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UID:10000151-1803340800-1803427199@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project Giraffe
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nGroup of zebras and a giraffe at a watering hole in a savannah landscape. \n \nGiraffe Video… \n\n\n\nImage is a wildlife photograph featuring a group of zebras and a giraffe at a watering hole in a savannah landscape. The zebras\, with their distinctive black and white stripes\, are lined up closely together\, drinking from the water. Their reflections are visible on the water’s surface\, creating a symmetrical pattern. To the right\, a giraffe with a light brown coat and darker patches bends down to drink\, its long neck and legs creating a striking contrast with the zebras. The background shows a dry\, sandy terrain with sparse vegetation and a few trees in the distance under a clear sky.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/giraffe-monday-24/
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UID:10000190-1803427200-1803513599@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project Leopard/Cheetah
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nYoung African leopard female pausing to look around after leaping into the tree to feed. \n \nLeopard Video… \n\n\n\n  \nImage is a wildlife photograph featuring a leopard perched among dense green foliage. The leopard’s coat is a striking pattern of black rosettes on a golden-yellow background\, providing a vivid contrast against the surrounding leaves. Its eyes are a piercing yellow\, focused intently\, with a hint of curiosity and alertness. The leopard’s whiskers are long and prominent\, adding to its regal appearance. The background is a blur of green leaves\, with some branches partially obscuring the view\, creating a natural frame around the animal. The lighting is soft\, highlighting the texture of the leopard’s fur and the details of its facial features. The overall composition captures the essence of the leopard’s stealth and grace in its natural habitat.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/leopard-cheetah-tuesday-9/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270226
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UID:10000268-1803513600-1803599999@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project Elephant
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nAfrican Elephant standing in a waterhole spraying water\, with trunk elevated in the air with muddy water droplets spraying everywhere. Hwange National Park\, Zimbabwe\, Southern Africa. \n\nElephant Video… \n\n\n\nImage is a vibrant wildlife photograph featuring two elephants in a natural setting. The foreground showcases a large elephant with a gray\, textured skin\, using its trunk to spray mud over its back\, creating a dynamic splash effect. The elephant’s ears are wide and flared\, and its tusks are visible. In the background\, another elephant is partially submerged in a shallow water body\, with its back turned towards the camera. The scene is set in a sunlit\, open landscape with a mix of dry earth and water\, and a blurred backdrop of greenery and sandy hues\, suggesting a savanna or similar habitat. The lighting is warm\, highlighting the elephants’ skin textures and the splattering mud\, adding a sense of movement and vitality to the image.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/elephant-wednesday-24/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270227
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CREATED:20220919T204744Z
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UID:10000259-1803600000-1803686399@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project Lion
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nAfrican sunset scene with cute lion cub lying on mound and looking at camera. \n \nLion Video… \n\n\n\n  \nImage is a digital artwork featuring a young lion cub perched on a rock in a savanna landscape during sunset. The cub has a light tan coat with subtle darker spots\, typical of a young lion\, and is gazing intently forward. The background showcases a vast savanna with a single acacia tree silhouetted against a vibrant orange and purple sky. A flock of birds is flying in the distance\, adding to the serene atmosphere. The layout includes a circular inset in the bottom left corner displaying a collage of lion images. Below this\, the text ‘Savanna-Sim Project’ is written in a clean\, white sans-serif font. In the bottom right corner\, the name ‘Veo’ is displayed in a smaller\, similar font. The overall composition is balanced\, with the cub as the focal point against the dramatic backdrop.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/lion-thursday-54/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270228
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UID:10000112-1803686400-1803772799@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project Zebra
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nZebras in the Serengeti National Park\, Tanzania. \n \nZebra Video… \n\n\n\nImage is a vibrant wildlife photograph featuring a group of zebras standing in a lush\, green savannah. The zebras are positioned in the foreground\, with their distinctive black and white stripes creating a striking contrast against the golden grass. The background is a vast expanse of grassland\, stretching towards a clear blue sky. The zebras are facing the camera\, with some looking directly ahead while others are slightly turned. Their ears are perked up\, and their tails are relaxed. The overall composition captures the essence of the natural habitat\, emphasizing the harmony and beauty of the wildlife scene.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/zebra-friday-24/
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SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project International Polar Bear Day Feb 27
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts…\n\nPolar bear\, northern arctic predator\, in natural habitat.\n\nWhy polar bears are the perfect Arctic animal.\n\nPolar bears are the apex predators of the Arctic\, perfectly adapted to the icy landscape and ocean. It’s thought that they diverged from the brown bear as far back as 6 million years ago – as they moved north\, they gradually evolved to brave the formidable polar conditions.\n\nWith their thick fur and ample body fat providing plenty of insulation\, along with their small ears and tails minimizing heat loss\, these ice bears are often more at risk of overheating than they are of freezing! Pair this with their large\, padded paws\, which turn them into powerful swimmers as well as proficient Arctic explorers\, able to spread their weight on thin ice and grip onto the slippery surface\, and it’s no wonder these marine mammals dominate the food chain.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/international-polar-bear-day/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project International Polar Bear Day Feb 27
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts…\n\nPolar bear\, northern arctic predator\, in natural habitat.\n\nWhy polar bears are the perfect Arctic animal.\n\nPolar bears are the apex predators of the Arctic\, perfectly adapted to the icy landscape and ocean. It’s thought that they diverged from the brown bear as far back as 6 million years ago – as they moved north\, they gradually evolved to brave the formidable polar conditions.\n\nWith their thick fur and ample body fat providing plenty of insulation\, along with their small ears and tails minimizing heat loss\, these ice bears are often more at risk of overheating than they are of freezing! Pair this with their large\, padded paws\, which turn them into powerful swimmers as well as proficient Arctic explorers\, able to spread their weight on thin ice and grip onto the slippery surface\, and it’s no wonder these marine mammals dominate the food chain.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/savanna-sim-project-international-polar-bear-day-feb-27/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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UID:10000405-1803686400-1803772799@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project International Polar Bear Day Feb 27
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts…\n\nPolar bear\, northern arctic predator\, in natural habitat.\n\nWhy polar bears are the perfect Arctic animal.\n\nPolar bears are the apex predators of the Arctic\, perfectly adapted to the icy landscape and ocean. It’s thought that they diverged from the brown bear as far back as 6 million years ago – as they moved north\, they gradually evolved to brave the formidable polar conditions.\n\nWith their thick fur and ample body fat providing plenty of insulation\, along with their small ears and tails minimizing heat loss\, these ice bears are often more at risk of overheating than they are of freezing! Pair this with their large\, padded paws\, which turn them into powerful swimmers as well as proficient Arctic explorers\, able to spread their weight on thin ice and grip onto the slippery surface\, and it’s no wonder these marine mammals dominate the food chain.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/savanna-sim-project-international-polar-bear-day-feb-27-2/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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UID:10000406-1803686400-1803772799@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project International Polar Bear Day Feb 27
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts…\n\nPolar bear\, northern arctic predator\, in natural habitat.\n\nWhy polar bears are the perfect Arctic animal.\n\nPolar bears are the apex predators of the Arctic\, perfectly adapted to the icy landscape and ocean. It’s thought that they diverged from the brown bear as far back as 6 million years ago – as they moved north\, they gradually evolved to brave the formidable polar conditions.\n\nWith their thick fur and ample body fat providing plenty of insulation\, along with their small ears and tails minimizing heat loss\, these ice bears are often more at risk of overheating than they are of freezing! Pair this with their large\, padded paws\, which turn them into powerful swimmers as well as proficient Arctic explorers\, able to spread their weight on thin ice and grip onto the slippery surface\, and it’s no wonder these marine mammals dominate the food chain.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/savanna-sim-project-international-polar-bear-day-feb-27-3/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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UID:10000407-1803686400-1803772799@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project International Polar Bear Day Feb 27
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts…\n\nPolar bear\, northern arctic predator\, in natural habitat.\n\nWhy polar bears are the perfect Arctic animal.\n\nPolar bears are the apex predators of the Arctic\, perfectly adapted to the icy landscape and ocean. It’s thought that they diverged from the brown bear as far back as 6 million years ago – as they moved north\, they gradually evolved to brave the formidable polar conditions.\n\nWith their thick fur and ample body fat providing plenty of insulation\, along with their small ears and tails minimizing heat loss\, these ice bears are often more at risk of overheating than they are of freezing! Pair this with their large\, padded paws\, which turn them into powerful swimmers as well as proficient Arctic explorers\, able to spread their weight on thin ice and grip onto the slippery surface\, and it’s no wonder these marine mammals dominate the food chain.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/savanna-sim-project-international-polar-bear-day-feb-27-4/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270228
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270301
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UID:10000347-1803772800-1803859199@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project Cape Buffalo
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nAfrican Elephant with trunk raised in front of a waterhole\, with a Cape Buffalo in the background looking towards camera. Nehimba\, Hwange National Park\, Zimbabwe. \n \nBuffalo Video… \n\n\n \n  \nImage is a wildlife photograph featuring a natural landscape with two prominent animals. On the left\, a buffalo with dark brown skin and large curved horns stands near a waterhole\, its reflection visible in the water. The buffalo’s muscular build and textured fur are highlighted by the sunlight. On the right\, an elephant with a wrinkled gray hide and large tusks walks towards the camera\, its massive size dominating the scene. The background consists of dry\, sparse vegetation and a clear blue sky\, suggesting a savanna environment. The composition captures the essence of the African wilderness\, with the animals positioned to create a balanced and dynamic layout.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/cape-buffalo-saturday-24/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270302
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UID:10000309-1803859200-1803945599@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project Rhinoceros
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nWhite rhino in the South African bush. \n \nRhinoceros Video…
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/rhinoceros-sunday-24/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270302
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270303
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UID:10000152-1803945600-1804031999@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project Giraffe
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nGiraffe in the Okavango Delta Botswana. \n \nGiraffe Video… \n\n\n \n  \nImage is a landscape photograph featuring a young giraffe standing on a grassy field. The giraffe is positioned on the right side of the image\, showcasing its distinctive long neck and patterned coat of brown patches on a lighter background. The background consists of a dense forest with tall trees\, some with bare trunks and others with green foliage\, indicating a natural habitat. The sky is partially visible through the trees\, showing a clear blue color. The overall composition highlights the contrast between the open grassy area and the dense forest\, emphasizing the giraffe’s presence in its natural environment.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/giraffe-monday-25/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270303
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270304
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UID:10000191-1804032000-1804118399@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project Leopard/Cheetah
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nA closeup of a leopard female in lush vegetation. \n \nLeopard Video…\n\n\n \nImage is a high-resolution wildlife photograph featuring a leopard in its natural habitat. The leopard is positioned centrally\, with its head turned slightly towards the camera\, showcasing its striking facial features. Its fur is a rich golden-yellow with distinctive black rosettes and spots\, providing a stark contrast against the lush green foliage in the background. The leopard’s eyes are a piercing yellow-green\, exuding a sense of alertness and curiosity. Its ears are perked up\, and its mouth is slightly open\, revealing sharp teeth. The background is a blur of green leaves and branches\, emphasizing the leopard as the focal point of the image. The overall composition captures the essence of the wild\, highlighting the leopard’s grace and power. \n 
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/leopard-cheetah-tuesday-10/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270303
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270304
DTSTAMP:20260426T213649Z
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UID:10000393-1804032000-1804118399@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project World Wildlife Day Mar 3
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts…\n\nWorld wildlife by Animal’s on earth.\n\nWorld Wildlife Day on March 3rd annually dedicates a celebration to all life on our planet. The yearly event is regarded as the most important\, raising awareness about threatened and endangered plants and animals.\n\nWhy is National Wildlife Day celebrated?\n\n\nIn his honor National Wildlife Day reminds us that the animals of the world are a precious resource\, and of the many zoos\, sanctuaries\, conservatories\, and organizations that work together every year to help preserve them for future generations. If we don’t start taking care of them now\, we’re going to lose them.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/world-wildlife-day-mar-3/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270304
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270305
DTSTAMP:20260424T163254Z
CREATED:20220920T025458Z
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UID:10000269-1804118400-1804204799@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project Elephant
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nAfrican Elephant (Loxodonta Africana)\, eating in the Third Bridge Camp\, Okavango Delta\, Moremi Game Reserve\, Botswana. \n \nElephant Video… \n\n\n \n  \nImage is a high-resolution wildlife photograph featuring a large African elephant in its natural habitat. The elephant is positioned slightly to the left of the frame\, showcasing its massive size and distinctive features. Its skin is a textured gray\, with deep wrinkles and folds\, particularly noticeable around the trunk and ears. The elephant’s tusks are prominent\, curving outward and gleaming white against the darker skin. Its eyes are small and expressive\, set beneath the broad forehead. Surrounding the elephant is dense foliage\, with green leaves and branches partially obscuring its body\, indicating a lush environment. The background is a mix of blurred greenery and hints of blue sky\, suggesting a sunny day in a savanna or forest setting. The overall composition highlights the majesty and strength of the elephant\, capturing a moment of serene interaction with its surroundings.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/elephant-wednesday-25/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270305
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270306
DTSTAMP:20260426T213710Z
CREATED:20220919T203241Z
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UID:10000230-1804204800-1804291199@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project Lion
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts…\n\nAngry Lion Growl at Okavango Delta – Moremi National Park in Botswana.\n\n\n\nLion Video…\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\nImage is a digital photograph featuring a lioness in a savanna landscape during sunset. The lioness\, with a tawny coat and a fierce expression\, is positioned prominently in the foreground\, mouth open as if roaring. The background showcases a classic African savanna scene with a silhouette of an acacia tree against a golden sky. The layout is horizontal\, with the lioness occupying the left side and the tree on the right. In the bottom left corner\, there is a circular logo containing smaller images of wildlife\, and the text ‘Savanna-Sim Project’ is displayed in white\, sans-serif font.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/lion-thursday-25/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270306
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270307
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UID:10000113-1804291200-1804377599@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project Zebra
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nZebras in Ngorongoro crater\, Tanzania. \n \nZebra Video… \n\n\n \n  \nImage is a high-resolution wildlife photograph featuring two zebras in a natural setting. The foreground zebra is prominently displayed\, showcasing its distinctive black and white striped pattern\, with a mane that stands upright. Its ears are perked up\, and its eyes are focused forward\, giving a sense of alertness. The background zebra is slightly out of focus\, providing depth to the image. The setting appears to be a grassy plain\, with a soft\, blurred background that emphasizes the zebras as the central subjects. The lighting is natural\, highlighting the texture of the zebras’ coats and the subtle variations in their stripes.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/zebra-friday-25/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270307
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270308
DTSTAMP:20260425T195725Z
CREATED:20221027T134407Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260425T195725Z
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SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project Cape Buffalo
DESCRIPTION:Photo Facts…\nBuffalo (Syncerus caffer). Makalolo Plains. Hwange National Park. ZIMBABWE. Southern Africa \n \nBuffalo Video… \n\n\n \n  \nImage is a high-resolution wildlife photograph featuring a close-up of an African buffalo. The buffalo’s large\, curved horns dominate the frame\, with a textured\, weathered appearance. Its skin is dark and rugged\, with visible folds and creases. Perched on the buffalo’s back and horn are two small birds\, likely oxpeckers\, with brown and yellow plumage\, adding a dynamic element to the scene. The buffalo’s eyes are dark and expressive\, conveying a sense of calm amidst its natural habitat. The background is blurred\, focusing attention on the buffalo and birds\, with earthy tones suggesting a savanna environment.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/cape-buffalo-saturday-55/
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SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project Rhinoceros
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nTwo White Rhino’s (Ceratotherium simum) standing in the dry African Bush in Namibia. White Rhinos are a threatened species\, although the population is increasing slowly. \n \nRhinoceros Video… \n\n\n \n  \nImage is a high-resolution wildlife photograph featuring two rhinoceroses walking side by side in a natural habitat. The rhinos have thick\, gray skin with prominent folds and large horns on their snouts. The background consists of a dry\, arid landscape with sparse vegetation\, including small bushes and dry grass. The sky is clear\, suggesting a sunny day. The overall color palette is earthy\, with shades of brown\, gray\, and muted greens. The composition captures the rhinos in mid-stride\, emphasizing their size and strength. The image conveys a sense of tranquility and the natural beauty of wildlife in its environment.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/rhinoceros-sunday-25/
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UID:10000153-1804550400-1804636799@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project Giraffe
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nGiraffe standing in Tanzania Serengeti national park.\n \nGiraffe Video… \n\n\n \n  \nImage is a vibrant wildlife photograph featuring a giraffe standing amidst dense\, green foliage. The giraffe\, with its distinctive long neck and patterned coat of brown patches on a lighter background\, is centrally positioned\, facing the camera. Its head is slightly tilted\, and it appears to be chewing on leaves. The background showcases a vast landscape with rolling hills and a gradient of green and blue hues\, suggesting a lush\, expansive environment. The lighting is natural\, highlighting the giraffe’s features and the surrounding vegetation\, creating a serene and picturesque scene.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/giraffe-monday-26/
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SUMMARY:Elephant Wednesday
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nHerd of elephants dusting themselves on the edge of a waterhole in Hwange National park. \nElephant Video…\n\nelephant-walking-through-water \n  \nThe following facts came from The Fact Site. \n  Drinking Straw Day. \nThis day marks the creation of the modern drinking straw and is celebrated by drinking all the day’s liquids through a straw! \nIt doesn’t have to be a plastic straw either\, why not get one you can reuse?
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/elephant-wednesday-16/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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SUMMARY:Giraffe Monday
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nGiraffes on the African savannah. \nGiraffe Video…\n\na-giraffe-stands-in-front-of-mt-kilimanjaro-in-the-distance \n  \nThe following facts came from The Fact Site. \n18th September – Respect Day. \nToday is a day about bringing a little more respect into the world and to the lives of people around you. \nFor some this could mean being more mindful of others’ feelings\, or just generally being a little bit more polite than usual. \nRegardless of what it means to you make sure you treat everybody with the respect they deserve today!
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/giraffe-monday-53/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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UID:10000375-1916179200-1916265599@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Cape Buffalo Saturday
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nFour Cape Buffalo Bulls in the Ngorongoro Crater\, Tanzania. \nBuffalo Video…\n\nhluhluwe-i-mfolozi-park \n  \nThe following facts came from The Fact Site. \n21st September – International Day of Peace. \nSince 1982 this day has been started by the ringing of the Peace Bell at the United Nations HQ in New York. \nWhilst world peace is an admirable ambition\, many of us can take the idea of a day of peace into our own lives. \nDon’t let yourself get dragged into family arguments today\, make up with your friends\, and enjoy a day of peace.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/cape-buffalo-saturday-53/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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UID:10000338-1916438400-1916524799@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Rhinoceros Sunday
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nSilhouette of African white rhinoceros against orange dusk dawn sky\, tree. \nRhinoceros Video…\n\nmother-and-baby-rhino-walking-in-waterberg-south-africa \nThe following facts came from The Fact Site. \n24th September – Punctuation Day. \nFounded in 2004 by Canadian author and economist Jeff Rubin\, today is about the importance of punctuation. \nNo\, not smiley-faces made from punctuation\, but actual punctuation itself. \nPunctuation is very important\, especially in the digital world of texts\, emails and social media where punctuation is so often abandoned. \nSo today make sure you finish every sentence with a full stop\, and make sure you only use the one exclamation point! \n  \n 
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/rhinoceros-sunday-53/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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UID:10000181-1916524800-1916611199@wildanimalnature.com
SUMMARY:Giraffe Monday
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nGiraffe feeding from tree. \nGiraffe Video…\n\nafrican-giraffes-eating-from-trees \n  \nThe following facts came from The Fact Site. \n25th September – World Dream Day. \nContrary to what we’d all like to believe\, today is sadly not about staying in bed all day. \nToday is a day about chasing your dreams\, no matter how big or small they may be\, and helping make the world a better place by achieving them.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/giraffe-monday-54/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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SUMMARY:Leopard/Cheetah Tuesday
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nAfrican Leopard\, Panthera pardus shortidgei\, Hwange National Park\, Zimbabwe\, portrait of face with nice orange background. Wild cat with beautiful evening light. \nCheetah Video…\n\ntwo-cheetahs-in-high-grass-at-the-central-kalahari-game-reserve-in-botswana \n  \nThe following facts came from The Fact Site. \n26th September – Johnny Appleseed Day. \nToday commemorates the birthday of well-known and well-loved American figure Johnny Appleseed. \nHe was best known for planting apple trees throughout Ohio\, Indiana\, and Illinois. \nOther than being a serial tree-planter\, he was also a keen conservationist\, businessman\, and all-around nice guy.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/leopard-cheetah-tuesday-39/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project 01 Hippo
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nFemale hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius) with young calf\, Kruger National Park\, South Africa. \n \n\n\n\nHippo Video… \nImage is a wildlife photograph featuring a group of hippos on a sandy riverbank. The composition includes an adult hippopotamus on the left\, with a large\, rounded body and thick\, grayish-brown skin. Its head is lowered\, and its eyes and ears are small and positioned on top of its head. To the right\, a smaller\, juvenile hippo stands with its mouth open\, displaying its teeth. The young hippo has a similar skin tone and texture\, with a slightly more compact body. In the background\, the river is visible\, with a calm\, greenish-blue surface. The sandy terrain is light brown\, with some scattered pebbles and rocks. The lighting is natural\, suggesting a sunny day\, and the overall scene conveys a serene\, natural habitat for these animals.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/zebra-friday-54/
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SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project 02 Hippo
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nHippos in beautiful landscape scenery of bush savannah – Game drive in Ngorongoro Crater National Park\, Wild Life Safari\, Tanzania\, Africa. \n \n\n\n\nHippo Video… \nImage scene is a wildlife photograph featuring two large hippopotamuses lying on a dry\, grassy field. The hippos have a dark grayish-brown skin tone with patches of dried mud and grass on their backs\, indicating they have been wallowing. Their skin appears thick and textured\, with visible folds and wrinkles. The hippos are positioned side by side\, with one slightly in front of the other\, both resting with their eyes closed. The background consists of a blurred\, golden-brown grassy landscape\, suggesting a savanna or similar habitat. A small bird is perched on the back of the hippo in the foreground\, adding a sense of scale and interaction with the environment. The overall tone of the image is warm\, with natural lighting highlighting the earthy colors of the scene. 
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/zebra-friday-58/
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