The Siyavikela pack has surprised us all again! We can excitingly announce that the Alpha female had another litter! This is the second litter in one year. This time she has 8 pups. Her first litter this year was born ...
Widely known as the planets fastest land mammal the cheetah has unfortunately disappeared from over 90% of its historical range. As a species cheetah experienced a population bottleneck about 10 000 years ago and therefore have low genetic variation. Genetic ...
African wild dogs are more articulately known as Painted Wolves and are classified as endangered according to the IUCN redlist, this is one of the top six most endangered carnivores on the globe and the most endangered large carnivore in ...
Recently the Manyoni Team attempted a one-of-a-kind rescue of the alpha male in our African wild dog pack. Here is the incredible, odd-defying story: Our monitoring team reported that the alpha male of our wild dog pack had an injured ...
The painted wolf (African wild dog) is the most endangered large carnivore in South Africa and one of the species Manyoni has re-introduced into the park. The painted wolf is a remarkable predator known for its endurance and being one ...
In the year 2005 Manyoni Private Game Reserve became the custodians of a founder population of black rhino as part of the WWF/EKZNW Black Rhino Range Expansion Program (BRREP). One of the black rhino named Cashile was only 4 years ...
It is typical for cheetah males to form a coalition with their siblings, usually between brothers from the same litter and they generally remain together throughout their lives. One of our cheetah coalitions who orgininated from Mkuze Game Reserve have ...
Surprisingly the clan of six hyena introduced into our boma six weeks ago behaved and did not attempt to dig out of the boma. They are kept in a temporary holding boma (enclosure) for a minimum of six weeks to allow ...
Photo by Adam Riley (Rockjumper Birding) ...
This beautiful male cheetah was moved to Manyoni yesterday afternoon, after he repeatedly escaped from a nearby game reserve, likely in search of a mate as the park had very few breeding females. He was sedated during translocation and we ...