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Mankind and Food
...South Africa Online ® looks at the history of food, the endless cycles of food shortages, famine and the regeneration of nourishment in the modern world...English
Cape Peninsula
...The climate in the Western Cape is typically Mediterranean and is usually warm and dry in the summer and mild and moist in the winter. Rain is frequent during the winter months...English
Modern Times in the Vredefort Dome
...Modern Times in the Vredefort DomeModern Times in the Vredefort DomeFertile Soils©David FlemingerIn the two billion years since the traumatic Vredefort impact, the environment had slowly recovered and all was now well in the Dome...English
Weaver Birds
...The most intricate nests are built by the males and he will build many nests before the female will accept the nest and breed...English
Adrenaline Activities in South Africa
...But it doesn't have to be tough on the vehicle, some 4x4 trails are worth doing just for the view, and the sense of escaping from the rest of the world.By David Bristow..English
Brinjal
...The plant thrives in soils with a pH of between 5.5 and 6.5. The soil must be prepared with enough organic matter in the top 40 cm as this is where the most roots are developed...English
Howick Activities
...Howick ActivitiesHowick ActivitiesTraditional CuisineIndulge in scrumptious local produce at the Karkloof Farmers’ Market every Saturday morning, the perfect spot to meet the locals and sample their fare...English
Bushbuck
...The colours and patterns of their coats vary individually and regionally.PredatorsThe leopard, lion, hyena and the cheetah are the greatest predatory threat to the bushbuck when on the run...English
Tracking an Elusive Pangolin
...I could clearly see the five digits of the hind feet, the intermittent scrape marks of the tail and the occasional indentations of the forelimbs, which pangolins mostly keep clear of the ground while walking...English
Activities in Scottburgh
...The reef is the remains of an ancient sand dune and is named after the ship Aliwal that sank there...English
The Historic Mossel Bay
...as Bartolomeu Dias back in 1488: you've sailed past the edge of the mapped world on a theory that you should be able to reach the East...English
Montagu Hiking Trails
...Badskloof trail is 2.2 km that connects the hot springs with Eyssenhuis/Ou Meul at Joubertpark. Birders can enjoy the rich birdlife in the area, and spot the black eagle if they are lucky...English
Things to Do in Kamieskroon
...It has some of the richest bulb flora of any arid region in the world, with around 3 500 plant species found in the park. The park was proclaimed in 1999 to conserve the rich diversity of succulent plants in the Namaqua region...English
Memel
...The small town in the Free State is very close to the border of Mpumalanga and KwaZulu-Natal province...English
Riversdale Attractions
...During the winter months, the mountains and surrounding areas are an array of rainbow floral displays, which have earned the town recognition as the Floral Paradise of the Garden Route...English
Identification of African Wild Cat
...They only take one lamb at a time, with the lamb usually being bitten around the throat, dragged away and sometimes covered up. There will be clear claw marks under the skin...English
Flower Ceramic
...Much like the orchid on its back, this flower ceramic sculpture symbolises the care that rhinos need in order to overcome the problem they face - poachers kill these animals for their horns, and their populations are decreasing at a rapid rate...English
Musical Instruments
...Most drums based on the African models require the stretching a membrane over one end of a hollow wooden vessel.©Dr Peter MagubaneLike European examples, some locally made drums have membranes stretch over both ends...English
The Barberton World Heritage Site
...The Makhonjwa Mountain though one of the oldest rocks on earth is not the oldest rock on earth...English
Problems with Goats on Pastures
...Treat with Bloat Guard® to break up the froth. This will help release the gas and increases the surface tension of the rumen fluid. The off-licence dose is about 10 ml for goats...English
Types of Cotton
...As mentioned above, ‘Bt’ is produced by a gene in the bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis and some of the DNA or genetic material is introduced into the cotton plant to protect the cotton plant against the bollworm complex, which are the main..English
Collecting African Art in South Africa
...Notable in this regard was the South African born lawyer, Jonathan Lowen, who studied for a law degree at the University of the Witwatersrand in the mid-1960...English
Tranquil and Friendly Surroundings
...Both the main guest area as well as the chalets are tastefully decorated adding to the overall ambience of the safari experience...English