Doom Break: Safari Live broadcast began 11:30PM EST

on again, truly adorable.


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live again


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live again


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My new addiction.

Wonderful for homeschoolers, or little ones at home too.

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live again..

Just saw an elephant, only a couple hours old.. A buffalo that got away from a lion. Now some monkeys.

I've learned a lot from the past few days. Pretty cool.

One thing was a beetle they showed. Apparently the larvae has a poison, that if you rub it on an arrow or dart, it would kill a buffalo with a heart attack in 40 minutes! crazy..

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The Bushmen, also known as the San people, dig beside Commiphora host plants, such as Commiphora angolensis, in search of Diamphidia nigroornata, or Commiphora africana for Diamphidia vittatipennis. Once collected, the Bushmen will squeeze the fluid from the larvae and pupae, otherwise known as hemolymph, onto the shaft of their arrows, but not the tip, to avoid “accidents.” Up to ten larvae could be applied to one arrow, which is then dried over hot coals to bond the poison, which maintains its lethal potential for up to a year.

Leopards now. Mom and 2 babies (8 months old). So adorable!

Baby lions now.

I'm totally addicted to this live safari. lol

Last Edited by Tangy on 10/12/2016 11:44 AM

oh crap.. mating lions now lol

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new link for today. (they usually are live for a few days)

starting in about 15 minutes 11:30 pm EDT for the morning safari.


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OP never came back, but I gotta say thanks for the link.

If the world calms down a bit, next major trip will be a safari. I have learned so much watching these.

Last Edited by Tangy on 10/15/2016 11:14 PM