Concept

to enjoy the African landscapes

to know other wildlife

to see rare mammals

in the wild

to select country

of your interest

 

What we offer?

 

 

This page is a visual celebration of African mammals, wildlife and landscape. You can browse our photogalleries from 12 African countries. You can learn some interesting facts and details from the biology, ecology and conservation. Each picture is usually followed by short and informative text about the subject. Our photographic effort is focused predominantly on African mammals. Beside extensive photogalleries we offer also galleries of other or rare African mammals from captivity and worldwide museums. As an employees of the zoo we know some of them on daily basis. For those who are not willing to spend too much time with browsing our photographic footage (around 9000 pictures) we prepared short animated photogalleries. We are not professional photographers. So, please do accept fact that many of the photographs have a documentary value only. For us it is not important which type of camera we are using. We want to collect images of disappearing and most exciting continent and to document diversity of African mammals.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

to learn about

the vegetation types

to meet African tribes and culture

to know African mammals from captivity

to visit African zoo-exhibits

to be in the world museums

to see the skulls and other African artefacts

to explore around 72 game parks & reserves

to see our African wildlife art

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Why Africa?

 

Is it her wide open spaces? Is it her wild animals? Is it her people? Or is it the heartbeat of an ancient continent? All or some of these may account for your love of Africa. And ours too. You may already love Africa as we do. If you do not yet, you may soon come to. If, by sharing our passion with you via Wild Africa, we are able to kindle even the smallest fire, we will be very happy.

 

Wild Africa Image Library 

 

What we do and why?

 

Time for Africa is now. To document the dissappearing world of African mammals, especially ignored species or subspecies, is our main goal. In twenty or twenty five years there will be no more free ranging African game, and some forms will simply extinct.