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PHOTOS: You don't want to miss these great shots of #lions on the #Serengeti, via @Telegraph >> http://t.co/HMuFuUno2o10:22am Mar 5th
Wild! A mutual respect allows hunters to get unbelievably close to a full-grown #cheetah >> http://t.co/ROKgSUDaxM (Don't try this @ home!)9:44am Mar 5th
Africa's savannas are expected to become deserts due to #climatechange, but not if they have termites >> http://t.co/RzltYme3U86:19pm Mar 4th
#DidYouKnow: Africa's #elephants are the largest land mammals on Earth >> http://t.co/PWnbP52qnK #AWFfacts http://t.co/wqT51Yffoa5:16pm Mar 4th
CUTE VIDEO: an orphaned baby #rhino has found comfort in a lamb's friendship. He's learned some new moves too >> http://t.co/ClDAs6ntvA4:18pm Mar 4th
@ellitravel Great! Glad you found it useful :)3:49pm Mar 4th
The African #lion is in critical danger—some predict extinction by 2020: http://t.co/zP9VJ4wuDe #AWFfacts http://t.co/yHy1IQJsRH3:13pm Mar 4th
RT @ChelseaClinton: Proud to speak at the @UN today abt the unprecedented slaughter of wildlife. Time to get #SeriousAboutWildlifeCrime: ht…2:16pm Mar 4th
In 2013, #Namibia's #travel & tourism industry created 24K jobs, showing #wildlife's value to local people: http://t.co/jSfDlY2fOB1:47pm Mar 4th
To trade, or not to trade: that is South Africa's billion dollar #rhino question >> http://t.co/o2cubKk6PN http://t.co/BvWs4CJ61712:31pm Mar 4th

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