Conceal

During a foal’s first two days of life, the mother keeps him close and limits direct contact with the other zebras so that he learns to identify her by sight, smell and sound. However, those single-toe hooves were made for walking, and within 15 minutes from birth, the foal is able to stand up on his own. Within an hour, he is walking and able to accompany his mother as she rejoins the herd.
Info source URL: https://animals.mom.me/baby-zebra-10028.html
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The photo was taken during January 2014 in Mabula Private Game Reserve, Bela-Bela, Limpopo, South Africa.

Conceal

Sparkle

A number of granite koppies protrude sharply from the gently undulating landscape – these are a series of inselbergs that run in an east-to-west direction across central southern Kruger. One of these is Mathekenyane Koppie (385m) (also known as Granokop), which offers wonderful views of the escarpment to the west and the landmarks of Ship Mountain, Legogote and Pretoriuskop.
Info source URL: http://www.krugerpark.co.za/Self_Drive_around_Skukuza-travel/explore-kruger-park-rhino-koppies-route.html
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The photo was taken during September 2017 in Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga, South Africa.

Sparkle

Fairies

Knysna Forest, in some places so dense it borders on impenetrable, is a marvellous mix of ancient trees, both local and exotic. Tree ferns, creepers, flowers and the elusive Knysna loerie, its call heard more often than it is seen, are also part of the forest. The thick canopy of ironwood, stinkwood, Outeniqua yellowwood, real yellowwood, Cape holly, white pear, wild fig, milkwood, Cape beech, bastard saffron, assegai and kamassi trees covers 568 square kilometres between the Krom River and Mossel Bay, sprawling across the southern slopes of the Outeniqua Mountains.
Info source: https://www.sa-venues.com/attractionsgr/knysna-forest.php
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The photo was taken during Oct 2016 in Garden of Eden, Knysna, Western Cape, South Africa.

Fairies