The South African Wildlife Expedition

Sarathy PB September 17, 2018
Its simply a life time dream to visit the African Continent and explore the wildlife and beautiful islands and after a while it came true and we visited the Seychelles first for me which is one of the most Archipelago on earth and then to Kruger and Pilanesberg National park to cherish the amazing wild life of South Africa.. Lucky to have seen the Big 5...Please spend time on every pic as there is loads of story telling in each of them....



















































How many can spot the cubs here?
Sarathy PB

Posted by Sarathy PB

Sapiophile, Dendrophile, Misanthropist, Thoreauvian, Zoophilist, Shutterbug & Hardcore Wanderlust:) I never understood the fact why I use to score 90% in history and geography subjects in my school but failed badly at maths may be that was a hint I loved Nature and Travelling and will end up with a passion of Nature conservation and Globe trotting.. I have done my Engineering B.tech and have also did my Masters in Australia and thats where it all began the habit of exploring mother nature around me..Coming back to India I decided to look around all the astonishing places of my country and then slowly started to roam the world also.. I also have a small nature group called as " The Law of Nature" with the members support have planted 4800 trees around Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and have also removed tons of plastics from Biologically Important junctions and Animal reserves. My dream is to dedicate myself in winning the war over banning plastics and also to plant as much as trees as possible. I like to conserve water for the poor farmers and also to connect farmers with direct consumers. My Facebook Profile : https://www.facebook.com/sarathy.pb

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  1. Ankita SinghOctober 16, 2018 at 3:43 AM

    Superb and Interesting blog. Thanks for sharing this information, because it is very valuable and useful blog for everyone. Thank you for share beautiful and wonderful pictures.

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  2. UnknownOctober 21, 2021 at 2:57 AM

    Thoroughly enjoyed your S.African sojourn and loved each and every animals captures,long live your tribe.
    May I ask what do you do for a living ?

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    1. Sarathy PBOctober 22, 2021 at 5:49 AM

      I work as a Senior Design Manager in a Life sciences based IT firm and thanks for the appreciative words :)

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