May, 18 2018 in
animals,
Ecology & Nature,
5 Things you can learn from animals in Namibia
Five things you can learn from animals in Namibia
We all have fused common desires – to be heard, to be appreciated, to be encouraged, to...
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Gondwana Collection Namibia, Nature Conservation, kalahari desert, Gondwana Park, Kalahari Anib Lodge, animals, Gondwana Kalahari Park, wildlife, black-footed cat, gondwana kalahari park
August, 18 2017 in
Gondwana Collection Namibia,
Nature Conservation,
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Gondwana Park,
Kalahari Anib Lodge,
animals,
Gondwana Kalahari Park,
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Did you know the Black-footed Cat in Namibia is threatened by extinction?
If you haven’t heard about this wild cat before, the Black-footed Cat is the smallest...
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Etosha Safari Camp, etosha safari lodge, Uncategorized, animals, Namiban Road Trip Impressions, What to do in Namibia, Mesosaurus, Otjihaenamparero, dinosaur footprints, Kalkveld, national monument, What can be found at Otjihaenamparero in Namibia?, Etosha Safari Lodge, Etosha Safari Camp, Namibia Travel Tips
June, 30 2017 in
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Uncategorized,
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Namiban Road Trip Impressions,
What to do in Namibia,
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What can be found at Otjihaenamparero in Namibia?
Otjihaenamparero is a farm about 20 kilometres outside of Kalkveld, Namibia....
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Uncategorized, animals, Namiban Road Trip Impressions, namib desert, What to do in Namibia, Pachydactylus rangei, web-footed gecko, Dr Paul Range, Namib Sand Gecko, Why does the Namib Sand Gecko have webbed feet?, Namaqualand, Klein-aus Vista, Lüderitz, Namibia Travel Tips
June, 23 2017 in
Uncategorized,
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Dr Paul Range,
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Namibia Travel Tips
Why does the Namib Sand Gecko have webbed feet?
If you have been to Namibia, or planning a trip, add this little guy to your bucket list....
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Gondwana Collection Namibia, kalahari, Meerkats, Kalahari Anib Lodge, Uncategorized, animals, Meerkats in Nambia, animals in namibia, Namiban Road Trip Impressions
July, 29 2016 in
Gondwana Collection Namibia,
kalahari,
Meerkats,
Kalahari Anib Lodge,
Uncategorized,
animals,
Meerkats in Nambia,
animals in namibia,
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How to personalise your workspace in Namibia
So on average, most of us spend about 40 hours at work, every week. This basically means...
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gondwana, animals, Stories & History, Fishing in Namibia, Swakopmund Hotel, African Stories, History Books, Walvisbay, Plancton, Whaling stations, Endangered species, Benguela Current, Whales, history, Swakopmund
February, 19 2016 in
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African Stories,
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Plancton,
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How did the whales in Walvisbay become endangered?
They are powerful and gentle, inquisitive and wise, compassionate and social....
June, 28 2014 in
Travel,
kalahari,
africa,
animals,
namib desert,
big 5
Namibia down under
When planning a trip to one of Namibia’s attractions, which animals do you wish to...
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Nature Conservation, Gondwana Park, gondwana canyon park, animals, Canyon Roadhouse, eco-system, lappet faced vulture, little etosha
February, 11 2013 in
Nature Conservation,
Gondwana Park,
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animals,
Canyon Roadhouse,
eco-system,
lappet faced vulture,
little etosha
Lappet Faced Vultures at Dassiepoort Waterhole
This is their story, says Sue Huck manger at the Gondwana Canyon Park in Namibia.
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Travel, Stamps and Stories, Gondwana Collection, gondwana, animals, nature, rock hyrax, Verreaux’s eagle, african fish eagle, namibian eagles, black eagle, large african eagle, small antelopes, stamps and stories
July, 13 2012 in
Travel,
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nature,
rock hyrax,
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Black Eagle - A magnificent Doyen of the Hills and Mountains
The black eagle or Verreaux’s eagle, as it’s officially called, is one of four large...
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Travel, Gondwana Collection Namibia, science, Stamps and Stories, gondwana, Uncategorized, animals, nature, climate, africa animals, stamps & stories, african leopard tortoise, tortoise, mountain zebra national park, tortoise populations
June, 28 2012 in
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nature,
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Leopard Tortoise - Master of Survival
Few tortoise species are as well-known as the African leopard tortoise (Stigmochelys...
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Travel, Gondwana Collection Namibia, Stamps and Stories, jackal, vacation, africa, Gondwana Collection, gondwana, animals, Personalised Stamps, nature, Fish River Canyon, Poll, leopard, Panthera pardus, master of camouflage and stealth, genus panthera, rudyard kipling, hyena, dangerous, how the leopard got his spots, African folklore, master of camouflage, leopards favourite food, last common ancestor, wild cats
March, 7 2012 in
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Gondwana Collection Namibia,
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Leopard: How it got its Spots & other Secrets
According to African folklore , Leopard stopped sharing his meals and started to hide...
