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@suetidwell Sue on safari-AfricaUnfiltered
Sue on safari-AfricaUnfiltered posts on TikTok about kruger national park, mozambique, $6753t, shocked the most. They currently have XXXXX followers and XX posts still getting attention that total XXXXX engagements in the last XX hours.
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"On my travels through Sofala Province in rural Mozambique I was mesmerized by village life but I was also shocked by the sharp contrast once we entered the Catapu Hunting Concession. It was an oasis tucked away in a sea of humanity. Catapu is an oasis in the bush with over 61000 acres of indigenous forest tediously managed by the sustainable use of resourcesincluding lumber honey game viewing restaurant accommodations and sustainable hunting. The concession employees hundreds of local villagers at its various sustainable enterprises. Once we left the concession I did not see one wild animal."
TikTok Link @suetidwell 2025-08-04T14:57Z 7114 followers, 3416 engagements
"We were within feet of these elephants during our game drive at Umlani Bushcamp watching as they peacefully pulled up clumps of grass and shook them before eating. At first glance it looks like nothing more than good table mannersbut in truth it is a matter of survival. Elephants spend hours chewing vegetation grasses branches bark and one of the tricks they use is shaking or tossing the grass with their trunks first to remove bits of rock or debris that could damage their teeth. Why Because elephants dont get endless sets of teeth the way many animals do. Instead they go through about six"
TikTok Link @suetidwell 2025-10-24T15:35Z 7114 followers, 3893 engagements
"The game drives on our second full day at Umlani Bushcamp were just as magical as the first. Theres something extraordinary about being eye-to-eye with Africas wildlifeyet knowing its done with such care and respect. Umlani is part of the Greater Kruger National Park a network of private reserves that have dropped their fences with Kruger to create one massive thriving ecosystem. What makes Umlani special is its commitment to responsible tourismonly three vehicles are allowed at a sighting at any time ensuring the animals are never stressed and that guests experience wildlife the right way."
TikTok Link @suetidwell 2025-10-25T14:03Z 7114 followers, XXX engagements
"A tour group in Okavango Delta in Botswana had a terrifying encounter when mother elephant charged canoes flipping one over and temporarily holding a woman under water. Thankfully no one was seriously injured. Incidents like this remind us that elephantsespecially females with calves and bulls in musthcan be extremely unpredictable. As Peter Capstick put it in his book Death in the Long Grass: Nothing but nothing is as overwhelmingly attention-getting as an elephant that has just decided he doesnt like you and nothing in the animal world is better equipped to do something about it. He adds If"
TikTok Link @suetidwell 2025-10-25T17:09Z 7114 followers, XXX engagements
"This male vervet monkeywith his jewels on full displayjoined Haley and I by the pool at Umlani Bushcamp. One cant help but pause (and giggle) at his signature look: a bright turquoise-blue scrotum and a vivid red penis. But its more than just wild color its biology and social status in action. In male vervets these vibrant colors are signals. The bluer his balls and the redder his gear the higher his dominance rank and the more attractive he is to females. These monkeys live in troops with complex social systems and the way a male shows himself visually is part of how he maintains status and"
TikTok Link @suetidwell 2025-10-26T02:01Z 7114 followers, XXX engagements