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Lion King in Reflective Mood At the Mohololo Centre, many of the animals are too injured to be released back into the wild. They are often kept in large enclosures and form part of the Educational Programme. |
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If it Itches Scratch it This civet is one of a pair at the Centre. Civets are small highly adaptable omnivores. |
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“Who’s had my Crown then?” This hand-reared Crown Eagle can not be released into the wild as it has imprinted with humans and would attack them as competitors for their territory. However, it has been possible to use it for breeding purposes and its offspring are returned to the open skies. |
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“Where did you Get that Hat?” One of a pair of eagles who have sustained damage by flying into a power line. They are quite comfortable with human company and enjoy a high perch! |
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Dr Mike explores an interesting way of disposing of the evidence of failed surgical procedures A chance to hand feed vultures was an unusual experience. |
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Looking into the future At the Cheetah Breeding Centre it is planned to release this cheetah, along with its siblings, into the wild in the near future. |