Harnas Wildlife Foundation in Namibia

An inscription at the entrance reads: “Come and live my dream”
An inscription at the entrance reads: “Come and live my dream”.		 The entrance gates to Harnas Wildlife Foundation
The entrance gates to Harnas Wildlife Foundation.		 The schedule and the telephone numbers of the organization is placed at the entrance
The schedule and the telephone numbers of the organization is placed at the entrance.		 This paper contains the important information
This paper contains the important information.
A garden fountain
A garden fountain.		 A tall cactus of Cereus species
A tall cactus of Cereus species.		 A flower garden with winding river
A flower garden with winding river.		 A green lawn
A green lawn.
A stone footpath runs across a green lawn
A stone footpath runs across a green lawn.		 A stone footpath connects the entrance of the garden to the reception
A stone footpath connects the entrance of the garden to the reception.		 A white dead tree
A white dead tree.		 Outdoor coffee tables are placed near the reception
Outdoor coffee tables are placed near the reception.
A lush greenery surrounds the reception
A lush greenery surrounds the reception.		 Mongooses
Mongooses.		 Lovely mongooses
Lovely mongooses.		 Funny mongooses
Funny mongooses.
Girls and mongooses
Girls and mongooses.		 Mongooses are on the green grass
Mongooses are on the green grass.		 A standing mongoose
A standing mongoose.		 A mongoose is standing on hind legs
A mongoose is standing on hind legs.
Awesome mongooses
Awesome mongooses.		 Anyone can touch mongooses
Anyone can touch mongooses.		 Mongooses are waiting the food
Mongooses are waiting the food.		 Mongooses are gathered around the stone
Mongooses are gathered around the stone.
Mongooses are generally terrestrial mammals
Mongooses are generally terrestrial mammals.		 Mongooses are feeding on small animals such as rodents, birds, reptiles, frogs, insects and worms
Mongooses are feeding on small animals such as rodents, birds, reptiles, frogs, insects and worms.		 A bucket of meat is for mongooses
A bucket of meat is for mongooses.		 Mongooses normally have brown or gray grizzled fur, and a number of species sport striped coats or ringed tails
Mongooses normally have brown or gray grizzled fur, and a number of species sport striped coats or ringed tails.
Creative hunters, mongooses are known to break open bird eggs by throwing them with their forepaws toward a solid object
Mongooses can break bird eggs.		 A mongoose with an egg
A mongoose with an egg.		 A springbok
A springbok.		 An impala
An impala.
An oribi
An oribi.		 A cheetah
A cheetah.		 A baboon infant
A baboon infant.		 Baboons
Baboons.
A baboon with an infant
A baboon with an infant.		 A running baboon
A running baboon.		 A wise baboon
A wise baboon.		 A troop of baboons
A troop of baboons.
A baboon walks with an infant under the belly
A baboon walks with an infant under the belly.		 A serious baboon walks with an infant
A serious baboon walks with an infant.		 A baboon is cautious while walking
A baboon is cautious while walking.		 A female baboon walks with an infant over the back
A female baboon walks with an infant over the back.
An infant baboon is riding on the back of a female baboon
An infant baboon is riding on the back of a female baboon.		 This fenced territory is for baboons
This fenced territory is for baboons.		 A dog-like muzzle of a baboon
A dog-like muzzle of a baboon.		 A muzzle of a baboon
A muzzle of a baboon.
Volunteer guests play a vital role in the condition of the organization
Volunteer guests play a vital role in the condition of the organization.		 A crocodile
A crocodile.		 A crocodile is on a green grass
A crocodile is on a green grass.		 A crocodile is inside a pen
A crocodile is inside a pen.
The group of volunteers came to the pen of monkeys
The group of volunteers came to the pen of monkeys.		 A vervet monkey
A vervet monkey.		 The vervet monkey “Chlorocebus pygerythrus” is an Old World monkey of the family Cercopithecidae native to Africa
The vervet monkey “Chlorocebus pygerythrus” is an Old World monkey of the family Cercopithecidae native to Africa.		 The broken airplane is located on the territory of the organization
The broken airplane is located on the territory of the organization.
The broken airplane
The broken airplane.		 A South African ostrich male
A South African ostrich male.		 The muzzle of a caracal
The muzzle of a caracal.		 A caracal
A caracal.
The caracal is a medium-sized wild cat native to Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia and India
The caracal is a medium-sized wild cat native to Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia and India.		 A male lion
A male lion.		 A male lion rests under the shade of a tree
A male lion rests under the shade of a tree.		 An electric fence
An electric fence.
An inscription reads: “Please, beware of predators!”
An inscription reads: “Please, beware of predators!”.		 A male lion is under a tree
A male lion is under a tree.		 A lion
A lion.		 The lion called Brad was buried here
The lion called Brad was buried here.
The light lunch was prepared for the group of tourists
The light lunch was prepared for the group of tourists.		 The head with mane of a male lion
The head with mane of a male lion.		 Lion males are larger than females and have prominent manes
Lion males are larger than females and have prominent manes.		 The mane of the male lion is the most recognisable feature of the species
The mane of the male lion is the most recognisable feature of the species.
A male lion walks with a graceful gait
A male lion walks with a graceful gait.		 A male lion is very dangerous
A male lion is very dangerous.		 A rear view of a male lion
A rear view of a male lion.		 The lion typically inhabits grasslands and savannas, but is absent in dense forests
The lion typically inhabits grasslands and savannas, but is absent in dense forests.
The lion is an apex and keystone predator
The lion is an apex and keystone predator.		 A female lion
A female lion.		 A lioness
A lioness.		 Most lionesses will have reproduced by the time they are four years of age
Most lionesses will have reproduced by the time they are four years of age.
Of all wild cat species, the lion is the most social cat, living in groups of related individuals with their offspring
Of all wild cat species, the lion is the most social cat, living in groups of related individuals with their offspring.		 Lions spend much of their time resting and are inactive for about 20 hours per day
Lions spend much of their time resting and are inactive for about 20 hours per day.		 Although lions can be active at any time, their activity generally peaks after dusk with a period of socialising, grooming, and defecating
Although lions can be active at any time, their activity generally peaks after dusk with a period of socialising, grooming, and defecating.		 This is a male lion with a piece of meat
This is a male lion with a piece of meat.
A male lion is walking with a piece of meat
A male lion is walking with a piece of meat.		 A male lion is walking near an electrified fence
A male lion is walking near an electrified fence.		 A male lion is walking with a big piece of meat
A male lion is walking with a big piece of meat.		 Three lionesses
Three lionesses.
A lioness is behind an electric fence
A lioness is behind an electric fence.		 Three lionesses are behind an electric fence
Three lionesses are behind an electric fence.		 The lion evolved in Africa between 1 million and 800.000 years ago
The lion evolved in Africa between 1 million and 800.000 years ago.		 The lion spends an average of two hours a day walking and 50 minutes eating
The lion spends an average of two hours a day walking and 50 minutes eating.
A muscular lioness
A muscular lioness.		 Two lionesses
Two lionesses.		 Lionesses form the stable social unit in a pride and do not tolerate outside females
Lionesses form the stable social unit in a pride and do not tolerate outside females.		 A female lion is walking with a big piece of meat
A female lion is walking with a big piece of meat.
A lioness is walking with a big piece of meat
A lioness is walking with a big piece of meat.		 A lioness with a piece of meat
A lioness with a piece of meat.		 African wild dogs
African wild dogs.		 African wild dogs are behind an electric fence
African wild dogs are behind an electric fence.
African wild dogs are waiting for food
African wild dogs are waiting for food.		 An African wild dog
An African wild dog.		 The African wild dog “Lycaon pictus” is a canid native to Sub-Saharan Africa
The African wild dog “Lycaon pictus” is a canid native to Sub-Saharan Africa.		 The African wild dog is a highly social animal, living in packs with separate dominance hierarchies for males and females
The African wild dog is a highly social animal, living in packs with separate dominance hierarchies for males and females.
Tourists are photographing African wild dogs
Tourists are photographing African wild dogs.		 An African wild dog with a piece of meat
An African wild dog with a piece of meat.		 An African wild dog is gnawing a piece of meat
An African wild dog is gnawing a piece of meat.		 The African wild dog has very strong social bonds, stronger than those of lions and spotted hyenas
The African wild dog has very strong social bonds, stronger than those of lions and spotted hyenas.
An African wild dog is walking with a huge piece of meat
An African wild dog is walking with a huge piece of meat.		 An African wild dog is running with a piece of meat
An African wild dog is running with a piece of meat.		 An African wild dog is running with a piece of donkey's meat
An African wild dog is running with a piece of donkey's meat.		 An African wild dog is running with a big piece of meat
An African wild dog is running with a big piece of meat.
The African wild dog lives in permanent packs consisting of 2-27 adults and yearling pups
The African wild dog lives in permanent packs consisting of 2-27 adults and yearling pups.		 The gestation period of the African wild dog lasts 69-73 days, with the interval between each pregnancy being 12-14 months on average
The gestation period of the African wild dog lasts 69-73 days, with the interval between each pregnancy being 12-14 months on average.		 Once the pups of the African wild dog reach the age of 8-10 weeks, the pack abandons the den, and the young follow the adults during hunts
Once the pups of the African wild dog reach the age of 8-10 weeks, the pack abandons the den, and the young follow the adults during hunts.		 The youngest pack members are permitted to eat first on kills, a privilege which ends once they become yearlings
The youngest pack members are permitted to eat first on kills, a privilege which ends once they become yearlings.
Volunteer guests
Volunteer guests.		 An African wild dog is eating a piece of meat
An African wild dog is eating a piece of meat.		 The African wild dog is a specialised pack hunter of common medium-sized antelopes
The African wild dog is a specialised pack hunter of common medium-sized antelopes.		 Male African wild dogs usually perform the task of grabbing dangerous prey, such as warthogs, by the nose
Male African wild dogs usually perform the task of grabbing dangerous prey, such as warthogs, by the nose.
A cheetah is behind an electric fence
A cheetah is behind an electric fence.		 A cheetah
A cheetah.		 A cheetah is waiting for food
A cheetah is waiting for food.		 A fight for food between cheetahs looks like an explosion
A fight for food between cheetahs looks like an explosion.
Two cheetahs with a piece of meat
Two cheetahs with a piece of meat.		 Cheetahs are running away with meat
Cheetahs are running away with meat.		 Two cheetahs
Two cheetahs.		 The muzzle of a cheetah
The muzzle of a cheetah.
A cheetah is under the shade
A cheetah is under the shade.		 A cheetah is sitting in the grass
A cheetah is sitting in the grass.		 The cheetah “Acinonyx jubatus” is a large cat of the subfamily Felinae that occurs in Southern, North and East Africa
The cheetah “Acinonyx jubatus” is a large cat of the subfamily Felinae that occurs in Southern, North and East Africa.		 The lightly built, slender form of the cheetah is in sharp contrast with the robust build of the big cats
The lightly built, slender form of the cheetah is in sharp contrast with the robust build of the big cats.
A leopard
A leopard.		 The leopard “Panthera pardus” is one of the five species in the genus Panthera, a member of the Felidae
The leopard “Panthera pardus” is one of the five species in the genus Panthera, a member of the Felidae.		 A leopard is behind an electric fence
A leopard is behind an electric fence.		 A leopard is eating a piece of meat
A leopard is eating a piece of meat.
The leopard is a big cat distinguished by its robust build and muscular but relatively shorter limbs
The leopard is a big cat distinguished by its robust build and muscular but relatively shorter limbs.		 The leopard is distinguished by a coat covered by spots arranged in rosettes
The leopard is distinguished by a coat covered by spots arranged in rosettes.		 This piece of donkey's meat is thrown for leopards
This piece of donkey's meat is thrown for leopards.		 Male leopards stand 60-70 cm (24-28 in) at the shoulder, while females are 57-64 cm (22-25 in) tall
Male leopards stand 60-70 cm (24-28 in) at the shoulder, while females are 57-64 cm (22-25 in) tall.
A walk through a beautifully designed landscape that just needs to be admired
A walk through a beautifully designed landscape that just needs to be admired.		 A flower garden with winding river is amazing
A flower garden with winding river is amazing.		 A flower garden is immersed in lush greenery
A flower garden is immersed in lush greenery.		 Exotic cacti decorate a green lawn
Exotic cacti decorate a green lawn.
A turtle is on a green lawn
A turtle is on a green lawn.		 The swimming pool
The swimming pool.		 The cafe is situated at the entrance to the reception
The cafe is situated at the entrance to the reception.		 A tiny garden fountain
A tiny garden fountain.
The tree with bottles is at the entrance to the reception
The tree with bottles is at the entrance to the reception.		 A helmeted guineafowl
A helmeted guineafowl.		 Two helmeted guineafowls
Two helmeted guineafowls.		 A killed snake is on the road from Harnas to Gobabis
A killed snake is on the road from Harnas to Gobabis.