Let's go on safari together in Africa: not just to see animals, but to understand them. I'll show you how tracks in the sand, the sounds of the savanna, and the behavior of the animals suddenly make sense – then the safari truly begins.Support me! Thank you!https://www.patreon.com/15820042/join
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Signup to Generate a PitchLet's go on safari together in Africa: not just to see animals, but to understand them. I'll show you how tracks in the sand, the sounds of the savanna, and the behavior of the animals suddenly make sense, then the safari truly begins. Support me!
The Safari Guide is hosted by Frank. The show has published 18 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "#16 - The Impala" (7 October 2026, 15 minutes), "#15 - The Spotted Hyena" (23 September 2026, 19 minutes), and "#14 - The Millipede" (9 September 2026, 9 minutes).
The Safari Guide publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 15 minutes across 18 episodes.
Booking probability for The Safari Guide is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Safari Guide requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Safari Guide's contact route on record: verified email.
Frank hosts The Safari Guide, a science podcast with 18 episodes published.
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The Safari Guide
The impala is one of the animals most frequently spotted on safari—and precisely for that reason, it is often underestimated. Yet, there is so much more to this elegant antelope: alertness, speed, social grooming...
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The spotted hyena doesn't have a particularly good reputation. Many consider it cowardly, ugly, and a mere scavenger. But this image doesn't do it justice. This episode is about an animal that is far more fascinating...
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This episode is about an animal many have seen on safari—but often only briefly notice: the millipede. In South Africa, it's frequently called a shongololo, a name that perfectly suits its slow, undulating movement. The...
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They like to sit over the breakfast table, waiting for the perfect moment—and suddenly the biscuit is gone. In this episode, I'll explain why the vervet monkey isn't a cat, but a monkey, how its complex social life...
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Baboon spiders are among the most fascinating animals in southern Africa. They are large, hairy, nocturnal, and spend most of their lives in underground burrows lined with silk. This episode explores why the baboon...
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When people think of safari, most think of lions. But experienced guides know: the most dangerous animal is often a different one. The African buffalo is considered unpredictable, powerful – and especially on foot...
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806 A flash of blue over the water – and then it's gone again. Kingfishers are among Africa's most striking, yet often underestimated, birds. This episode is about much more than just their spectacular colors: Why isn't...
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A loud noise in the savannah – and why you almost never see it. <p>A sound you recognize instantly—but can hardly place.</p> <p>It's loud, piercing, and seems to come from all directions at once. And yet, its source...
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A sound you recognize instantly—but can hardly place. It's loud, piercing, and seems to come from all directions at once. And yet, its source usually remains invisible. This episode is about the cicada—one of the...
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Three seconds. That's all it takes. The cheetah is the fastest land animal in the world. But speed alone doesn't make a successful hunter—and certainly not a sure-footed survivor. This episode explores anatomy at its...
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The fastest hunter of the savannah – and why his greatest strength is also his greatest weakness. <p>Three seconds. That's all it takes.</p> <p>The cheetah is the fastest land animal in the world. But speed alone...
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A silent giant on the riverbank – and the fascinating symbiosis between fig tree and fig wasp. <p>A single tree can support countless animal species. It attracts birds, monkeys, bats—and sometimes even fish and...
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Why this “strange” animal is one of the cleverest survival artists of the savanna <p>It looks like a caricature of nature: a massive head, thin legs, four curved tusks – and a tail like a small antenna in the grass.</p>...
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Why you often only spot the puff adder when it’s almost too late <p>She lies there like a patch of ground—and that’s exactly what makes the puff adder so dangerous. In this episode, I take you along to meet one of...
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The secret life of zebras: stripes, social behavior, digestion, and survival strategies in the savanna <p>Zebras are among Africa’s best-known animals – and yet they are often underestimated on safari. In this episode...
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An extraordinary bird of Africa – with a deep call, complex social life, and surprising survival strategies. <p>The Southern Ground Hornbill is one of Africa’s most impressive – and least understood – birds. With its...
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How Nile crocodiles hunt, dive, and survive—and why they’re more important to the ecosystem than many people think. <p>Nile crocodiles are among Africa’s most fascinating animals: ancient, perfectly adapted, and often...
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There are safaris where, in the end, only your camera’s memory card is full. And there are safaris that stay with you. In this podcast, I take you into the fascinating world of Africa’s animals and plants. Those...
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