Tembe Elephant Park, Wildlife

This Africam camera is set up at Tembe Elephant Park, a protected reserve in the sand forests and wetlands of northern KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. The park is known for its elephants, among the largest in Africa, as well as buffalo, antelope and occasional big cats. The camera focuses on a waterhole or clearing, where animals come to drink, especially in the dry season. Since it is run by Africam, the picture is typically live video with occasional audio, letting you watch real-time behaviour. Best viewed at dawn or dusk when wildlife is most active, or after rain when fresh water is scarce elsewhere. Keep your volume on for bird calls and the sounds of elephants nearby. This is one of the few wildlife cams from a South African reserve, appealing to anyone interested in conservation.