wildescapes

A lion was trying to bite the bumper and tyre of the car of the a tourist in Africa

A dramatic fight betwween two agama lizards broke out and all hell broke loose.

A cheetah got separated from his brothers and got lost for 2 days in Kruger National park. But eventually found them after searching so long

Walking with lion in the Night

A leopard walks past tourist vehicle in greater Kruger in South Africa. The big cat moves without any care or fear.

Lions groom each other constantly to show affection and also for cleaning up the others.

In frame is a male elephant doing a mock charge towards tourist vehicle in Kruger. Elephants often mock charge to show dominance over vehicles. This is why you see elephants walking towards cars in the videos.

An elephant enjoys a bright day while parading and dancing on the road. Brings out the positive spirit in all of us to enjoy every new day as new oppurtunity

Lion from Kruger National park

Video of an elephant bill swinging it’s trunk in the middle of the road and enjoying himself. This footage was shot in Kruger national park with iPhone 13 pro

Nyala antelopes are usually very shy and tend to stay away from the public eye. The photographer has to hide in an underground hide and waits to capture this Nyala drinking water! So incredible!

Lion and her cub are seen quenching their thirst in slow motion. This video was taken in Gir National park in India where Asiatic lions are found.

Every time we have a long weekend off, even if it means to take a few extra days off, you best believe we make full use of it and usually head to the Kruger National Park This video is simply to show that , if you cannot afford fancy gear, it means nothing! Just whip out your phone, whichever it may be and Kruger will show you her beauty. This is a wildlife safari right from the palm of your hand. Enjoy this quick one of our time in Kruger National Park All pictures and videos belong to ,and are taken by us, unless stated otherwise. WILD ESCAPE is a channel run by a very enthusiastic wildlife loving couple Subbu and Sunanda, most of whose free time is spent visiting different national parks. If you love wildlife or are a wildlife photographer or enthusiast yourself, subscribe to our channel or give our Instagram profile a quick lookie and follow if you love what you see. Follow us on Instagram: Subbu - @travelwithsubbu Sunanda - @sunandasnaps Photography Gear Used: iPhone 13 Pro Max

Tigers use several modes of communications. One of them is scent marking to convey messages to other tigers. Scent marking is a medium for tigers to let other tigers know of their territory boundaries, that they are searchin for a mate, or that they are just exhibiting dominance. This video is to showcase one such mode of communication where the tiger urinates to send messages to other tigers. This is a wildlife safari right from the palm of your hand. Enjoy this quick one of our time in Kanha tiger reserve. All pictures and videos belong to ,and are taken by us, unless stated otherwise. WILD ESCAPE is a channel run by a very enthusiastic wildlife loving couple Subbu and Sunanda, most of whose free time is spent visiting different national parks. If you love wildlife or are a wildlife photographer or enthusiast yourself, subscribe to our channel or give our Instagram profile a quick lookie and follow if you love what you see. Follow us on Instagram: Subbu - @travelwithsubbu Sunanda - @sunandasnaps Photography Gear Used: Canon r5 Canon 600 f4 is ii

Watch as a tiny fly trouble a mighty lion. Goes on to show that no matter how small you are you can cause impact by consistently doing what this house fly has done.

Elephants often show dominance by fighting and pushing each other. They use their trunks and tusks to often help with the force. Youngsters in the herd practice a lot to prepare for their future battles.

In This video you can see two antelopes - Nyala bulls trying to fight against each other. This is a common behaviour to show dominance between males. A complete dominance in Antelopes assures them of suitable mate and first choice in natural selection. This video was shot in Kruger National park

In frame is an African wild buffalo with an oxpecker. The oxpeckers usually look for ticks and parasites in the buffalos body. The insects linger on the buffalo due to their mud baths and streaming in the rivers.

This video was taken in Kruger National Park, where a cheetah family decided to walk on the road, causing all vehicles to be taken by surprise. The cars lined up to take their photos while being mesmerized by their beauty!

A magnificent African elephant with enormous tusks approaches the vehicle and greets the people with a friendly hello! What an incredible experience!