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The Safari Guide

Frank

Let's go on safari together in Africa: not just to see animals, but to understand them. I'll show you how tracks in the sand, the sounds of the savanna, and the behavior of the animals suddenly make sense – then the safari truly begins.

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  • September 9 · 8 min

    #14 - The Millipede

    Why the millipede doesn't have a thousand feet, why it curls up – and what important role it plays in the cycle of nature.

  • July 29 · 14 min

    #12 - The Baboon Spider

    Life in a burrow, hunting via vibrations, and a bite that hurts – but is usually less dangerous than many believe.

  • July 15 · 16 min

    #11 - The African Buffalo

    Why buffalo are feared, how they live in herds – and what makes them so unpredictable

  • July 1 · 16 min

    #10 - The Kingfishers

    How kingfishers hunt, see, dive – and why their blue color is not a dye.

  • June 24 · 12 min

    #9 - The Cicada

    A loud noise in the savannah – and why you almost never see it.

  • June 17 · 14 min

    #8 - The Waterbuck

    Why smell, patience, and water can mean the difference between life and death

  • June 10 · 20 min

    #7 - The Cheetah

    The fastest hunter of the savannah – and why his greatest strength is also his greatest weakness.

  • May 27 · 16 min

    #5 - The Warthog

    Why this “strange” animal is one of the cleverest survival artists of the savanna

  • May 20 · 23 min

    #4 - The Puff Adder

    Why you often only spot the puff adder when it’s almost too late

  • May 13 · 18 min

    #3 - The Zebra

    The secret life of zebras: stripes, social behavior, digestion, and survival strategies in the savanna

  • April 29 · 18 min

    #1 - The Nile Crocodile

    How Nile crocodiles hunt, dive, and survive—and why they’re more important to the ecosystem than many people think.

  • April 24 · 58 sec

    #0 - Trailer - The Safari Guide

    There are safaris where, in the end, only your camera’s memory card is full. And there are safaris that stay with you. In this podcast, I take you into the fascinating world of Africa’s animals and plants. Those goosebump moments begin when you start to understand. When sounds, tracks, and behavior suddenly make sense — and what once seemed simply “beautiful” becomes truly “exciting.” I am Frank - The Safari Guide. My life moves between the vastness of Africa and everyday life in Vienna. Out there in the bush. Back here in the city. And if you’re curious, if you enjoy learning, and if you’re ready to embrace those small moments of wonder — then you’re in exactly the right place. …………………………………………………………………… Become my patron on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/cw/TheSafariGuide/membership Thank you! ……………………………………………………………………

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