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Meet Mrs. Grey (Common) Duiker! This adorable antelope is fully grown despite her small stature. Look closely at the slits under the eye to find the Duikers pre-oribital gland. This glad secretes a unique smell that both males and females use to demarcate territory and scent mark. She also sports a pretty sweet Alfalfa hair-do! Get in touch to get involved 🐾 #commonduiker #greyduiker #thandasafari #ulwazi #conservation #antelope #littles #alfalfa #cutie

This mini Puff Adder made a wrong turn into our pool here at Intibane! After a swift rescue he was safely relocated to a nice warm rock. (Far away from Intibane and our pool!) Puff Adders, like all reptiles are ectothermic, meaning they rely on the environment for maintaining body temperature. The cold water from the pool made this snake quite lethargic. Once warmed up, they are able to move quite quickly if need be. Happy slithering little one! 🐍 Get in touch to get involved 🐾 #puffadder #conserveandprotect #thandasafari #ulwazi #snakesinapool #warmingup #ectotherm #reptile

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