After 70 years a lone Gray wolf has been spotted in Arizona. The female wolf was thought to have originated from the northern Rocky Mountains suggesting it has traveled a 450 mile journey to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park. Michael Robinson from the
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Watch this incredible video filmed and edited by a Royle Safaris client Marc Begert on our most recent (March 2014) Snow Leopard tour in Ladakh, India. With over 50 hours of snow leopard watching on the tour Marc has managed to get some incredible footage. Including the
Read more →Leading on from our latest range of Primate Watching videos uploaded to our Flickr account this video shows us moving out of the bamboo grove where we found the Hirwa group at the start of our Gorilla Tracking towards another foraging location deeper in the national park. The
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Sri Lanka welcomes all visitors with colour, life, vibrancy and most importantly of all wildlife experiences from the most you arrive; of well from the moment you leave the hustle and bustle of the capital city and head either into the lush and green hills of the
Read more →Explore our great new video and photo albums at our new Flickr account, by doing this you will be able to watch this incredible video. It shows the silverback of the Hirwa group in Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park and his friendly (if not intimidating) charge towards a
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Have a look at our Flickr account and watch the incredible video (with a link below as well) of the silverback of the Hirwa group as he finally wakes up after a rain storm and begins to dry himself off on the ground. During our Primate Watching Holiday of
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During our June 2012 Ultimate Primate Tour that visits Uganda and Rwanda we visited Volcanoes National Park for gorilla tracking. We were allocated the Hirwa group and spent the most magical hour or so with them. The entire group was around and we saw some incredible behaviours.
Read more →Census Results from April 2013 Show that the Amur leopard is Coming Back Strong A team of specialists in the Far Eastern Branch for the Russian Academy of Sciences in the “Land of the Leopard” National Park in collaboration with WWF and the Wildlife Management Department of
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Despite the ruling today which has potentially catastrophic ramifications on the continued survival of tigers in India (which has been so closely linked to responsible and sustainable tiger tourism), it is still very possible to watch and observe wild tigers in many of their natural habitats with
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The BBC have done it again with a world class documentary series, this time they have decided to push the boundaries with one of the most feared animals in the world. The 2 part series which first aired on Sunday 19th February 2012 entitled Swimming with Crocodiles,
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As of February 2012 the small country of Bangladesh has created 3 new wildlife sanctuaries specifically for the endangered freshwater dolphins in the Sundarbans (the Sunderbans are the world’s largest entact mangrove forest). The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) have been working in Bangladesh to pinpoint these locations
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A giant squid has the largest eyes of any organism, measuring 15 inches in diameter.
