The honey badger – not really as rare as people think

It turns out that the honey badger, one of the most fascinating and daring animals, is not really as rare as people think. 🦡

In Kruger National Park in South Africa, you can watch a honey badger up close – sometimes even right between the lodges and camp kitchens! How do you do it? Simply book an organized night tour at the Skukuza or Satara camp, or walk around with a flashlight at night around the camp area.There’s also a good chance to encounter an African wildcat – another particularly exotic animal. You can also find honey badgers in Botswana, Namibia, and the Kalahari regions, where there's also a good chance to spot the aardvark, which we’ll write about another time 😀Want to discover more tips for spotting rare mammals in the wild? Contact us and we’ll be happy to help any Mammal Watching enthusiast. Which animal would you most like to see at night in Africa? Tell a friend to come and capture unforgettable moments with you!

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