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When an impala detects potential danger, most often a predator such as a lion, leopard, or hyena, it emits a sharp, explosive snort. This call alerts the rest of the herd and increases collective vigilance. In some cases…

Horned viper🐍 National Geographic

Caught the whole crew! 🦊🦊🦊🦊🦊 Two babies watching from one entrance while three peek from another. Fennec foxes dig burrows with multiple openings for safety and ventilation. National Geographic

A few days old and still figuring out how to walk and use their tails to stand tall in order to get a better view of the possible dangers around them. National Geographic

This slender mongoose has made itself at home in one of Tswalu's iconic communal nests ⁠ While mongooses typically shelter in burrows, dense bushes or hollow trees, radio-tracking data reveals they're frequent guests in…