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Harris’s Hawk Education with Nature’s Educators | Wildlife in 360 VR

October 29, 2020

Devin Jaffe from Nature’s Educators describes the Harris’s hawk. Harris’s hawks are pack hunting birds, nicknamed the “Wolves of the Sky”. They live in packs of up to 10-15 with an average group size of 3-5 hawks per pack. The packs establish territories, nests, and breeding grounds...

Majestic Impala Pause for Water | Wildlife in 360 VR

October 27, 2020

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Impala drink at a man made watering hole in Dinokeng reserve. The impala is found in bushveld and sometimes on the interface between woodlands and savannahs; it inhabits places close to water. Land owners in drier parts of Africa often provide water sources for wildlife which allows...

Ferruginous Hawk Education with Nature’s Educators | Wildlife in 360 VR

October 22, 2020

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Devin Jaffe explains, Ferruginous hawks are the largest species of hawk in North America and are usually found preying upon prairie dogs. Though they are large, they have small feet which helps them to be agile. These hawks have a larger mouth (gape) than other raptors, allowing...

Swainson’s Hawk Education with Nature’s Educators | Wildlife in 360 VR

October 15, 2020

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Devin Jaffe from Nature’s Educators explains that Swainson’s hawks are a large bird species named after William Swainson, a British naturalist. They are nicknamed “grasshopper hawk” or “locust hawk”, as they are very fond of eating locusts and grasshoppers in flight that may be kicked up by...

Monkey Food Fight | Wildlife in 360 VR

October 13, 2020

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Part of a troop of vervet monkeys ventures into the “back of house” of a tourist facility to harvest fallen fruit. A young male cannot help but flash his bright blue scrotum. This is to help convince the others that he has dominance. Ultimately, it is believed...

Eastern Screech Owl Education with Nature’s Educators | Wildlife in 360 VR

October 8, 2020

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Devin Jaffe of Nature’s Educators describes the eastern screech owl, which are small crepuscular raptors. These birds tend to have a lighter colored beak than their cousins, the western screech owl. The facial dish of this type of owl is formed so that the feathers help filter...

Blue Morpho Butterfly Feeds | Wildlife in 360 VR

October 6, 2020

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A blue morpho butterfly flies in and lands to feed on a rotting Gepina fruit that was probably dropped from the tree by monkeys. As it lands and closes its wings, its color instantly changes from brilliant blue to cryptic brown with menacing eyes, giving the impression...

Augur Buzzard Education with Nature’s Educators | Wildlife in 360 VR

October 1, 2020

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Devin Jaffe of Nature’s Educators explains about augur buzzards. Augur buzzards grow up very quickly. As they age, they begin to look like red-tailed hawks as their tails begin to turn a red color. Throughout Africa, augur buzzards spend a lot of time on the ground as...

Month: October 2020

Harris’s Hawk Education with Nature’s Educators | Wildlife in 360 VR

Majestic Impala Pause for Water | Wildlife in 360 VR

Ferruginous Hawk Education with Nature’s Educators | Wildlife in 360 VR

Swainson’s Hawk Education with Nature’s Educators | Wildlife in 360 VR

Monkey Food Fight | Wildlife in 360 VR

Eastern Screech Owl Education with Nature’s Educators | Wildlife in 360 VR

Blue Morpho Butterfly Feeds | Wildlife in 360 VR

Augur Buzzard Education with Nature’s Educators | Wildlife in 360 VR

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