Mostly recorded in Kruger National Park, the channel has grown into a collection of nature videos, photography and video how-tos, gear reviews of the equipment we actually use, and trip reports from the roads we drive.
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A full 4k soundscape from the Luvuvhu River in the far north of Kruger - no music, no commentary, just the river.
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Elephants playing near Punda Maria - Kruger National Park
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Crested Guineafowl - Pafuri - Kruger National Park
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Waterbuck looking for a drink, Shingwedzi River - Kruger National Park
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Buffalo in the early morning light, Shingwedzi River - Kruger National Park
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Fish Eagle hunting on the Luvuvhu River - Kruger National Park
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Birds of South Africa - Kruger National Park - Volume 10 (Pafuri)
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Birds of South Africa - Kruger National Park - Volume 7
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Purple Roller sighting - wild Kruger adventure short
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Olifants River in flood - Kruger National Park
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Everything is filmed and edited by the same small team that builds the app.
Elephants at the river, buffalo in first light, lions on the move - the encounters that make a trip.
The Birds of South Africa series, filmed across Kruger, Pafuri and the Highveld wetlands.
Long-form audio from rivers, waterholes and bushveld - for working, sleeping or escaping a meeting.
What we film with, how we film it and honest reviews of the equipment we actually carry.
Roads, camps, water levels and what was worth the drive on each trip.
Getting the most out of the Virtual Tour Guide: sightings, species, parks and the proximity game.
All the gear we use is our own. We have not been sponsored, and as a result every review is unbiased - although sponsorships are welcome, and would of course lead to a completely biased and prejudiced view of the product.
Most of it lives in a vehicle, gets covered in dust and is expected to survive a corrugated gravel road at 40km/h. If it cannot, we say so on the channel.
Watch the gear reviews arrow_forwardSubscribe to Bush Therapy on YouTube, then use the guide to see where those sightings happened.