Everyone probably has a bucket list of things to do and places to visit before they actually kick the proverbial bucket. At the top of my list was going ...

When it comes to African wildlife, few things capture the imagination like the Big Five animals. I still remember the first ...

We're lucky to spot the big 5 - the lion, leopard, rhinoceros, African elephant, and African buffalo.” Engineering student Nile Lopes has grown up watching wildlife documentaries on television.

Are you looking for The Best Places to See the Big 5? While every person coming to Africa on safari has their sights set on the Big 5 – African Elephant, Cape Buffalo, Lion, Black Rhino, and Leopard – ...

(Oregon State Police via AP) (Oregon State Police via AP) The safari park housed more than 300 animals, including deer, big cats, primates, bison, elks, ducks, chickens and more.

Court documents are revealing more information about the conditions and contents of a troubled animal safari park on the Southern Oregon Coast.

5 Reasons Why Kenya Should Be On Every Wildlife Lover's Bucket List If the roar of lions and the speed of cheetahs excite you, then Kenya should be at the top of your list for a once-in-a-lifetime ...

The Big 5 Safari slot machine takes inspiration from the animals known as the “Big Five” in Africa. I find that this game stands out with its wildlife theme, special features, and ...

Walking on the 38,000ha private game reserve is not only the Big 5 but over 485 other animal and wildlife species. Practically guaranteeing that you would encounter wildlife on your safari there – ...

Tuesday, ABC 10News went up to the safari park to find out why the elephants reacted the way they did. According to experts, it's an instinctive behavior meant to protect the young and the entire ...

I'm so glad I didn't skip any of the safaris because I was able to see all of the Big 5 animals: lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants, and African buffalo.

Pioneered in the 1950s in Zambia by British conservationist Norman Carr, a walking safari means no hiding away in a 4x4, but true exposure to the elements – and the animals – in the bush, with no one ...