The Caracal walk was the first part of our “Behind the Scenes Tour” on N/a’an ku sê. 
We also met the Wildlife Biologist, Stu from Scotland, who had a lot of interesting information about human-wildlife conflict and on how to manage it. 
Our host and guide for the day was Marlice, the Naankuse Foundation founder. Her heart is big enough for all the animals here. A recent addition is this baby Aardvark.
Very cute! It is a nocturnal feeder, living on ants and termites and common in the southern African countries.
We visited young baboons…
…and within seconds…
…we had them all over us…
…like we’ve been friends all our life.
Marlice took care of the naughtiest of them.
It was actually great fun!
We met this female Ostrich walking with us for a while…
…saw this beautiful Cape Starling and…
…met this very pretty African skunk…
…before visiting these kids…
…at the “Clever Cubs School”…
…with a colourful and pedagogic interior! We were having a very nice day and it was not over yet! Let’s go to the Carnivores!
Amazing! What incredible things you experience.
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