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Fish River Canyon – Traces of a Death Struggle

Posted in gonwana park, Nature Conservation, Personalised Stamps, Poll, Stamps and Stories, Uncategorized, tagged africa, ai ais richtersfeld transfontier park, ai ais spa, ais ais, bethanien, etosha national park, Fish River Canyon, giant snake, gondwana, gondwana canyon park, gondwana collection namibia, Hiker’s Point, Keetmanshoop, nama karoo, nama ledend, nature, orange river, outdoors, second largest canyon on earth, sheep and goats, south africans, south america, southern namibia, super continent gondwana, travel, vacation, warambad, wilderness on March 7, 2012 | Leave a Comment »

Once upon a time a giant snake dwelled in southern Namibia. Every so often it devoured the sheep and goats of the people and finally they decided to kill the snake. Armed with spears and accompanied by their dogs the men set out for the hunt. They encircled the snake, kept it at bay with [...]

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Why can Mule Stallions not reproduce?

Posted in Poll, tagged Canon Mule Station, gondwana, gondwana canyon park, gondwana collection namibia, grenspos, mule, mule breeding, mules on July 25, 2011 | Leave a Comment »

Ten mule foals are romping around the paddock at Grenspos, the mule breeding and training station in Gondwana Cañon Park. Another ten youngsters are being trained here until up to the age of three years for the trekking tours of Mule Trails Namibia. Mules make ideal trekking companions since they combine the good qualities of [...]

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Impressive Wealth of Game at Gondwana Cañon Park

Posted in gonwana park, News, tagged gondwana canyon park, gondwana collection, Oryx antelope on July 19, 2011 | Leave a Comment »

Braving the early morning freeze that comes with the annual game count in Gondwana Cañon Park was all worth it again. As expected, numbers have increased after the exceptional rainy season this year. The count was conducted on 25 June. Especially two large herds of Oryx antelope, 180 and 140 animals respectively, caused an excited [...]

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