Office time waster: African Watering Hole WebCam

cool thanks for that, all i seem to watch anymore is nature tv. sweet show on national geographic about hyenas right now, freaking crazy camerman was sitting in between hyena female and her cubs. can't believe he didn't get attacked.

 

Nothing quite like watching a couple of baboons bang one out while you drink your first cup of coffee....

 

That's cool!

Now, where are the Aim and Fire controls again?

bc

 

what is that noise? why wont i mute it?

 

Seriously though what is that noise?!

 

DUUUUDE!!!! FINALLY, WILDLIFE!!! lol

 

Monkees maybe. They stopped making the noise once a deer or whatever got close to the water. Then they started to get wicked loud again and the animal ran away. This is pretty crazy.

 

Big girls. They shut up when a little raccoon thing came over! Waited till it left then started squeeling again!

 

Hmm... me thinks I have watched this too long lol

 

No wait its frogs making the noise! The cam is focussed on one now!

 

Oh yea, I saw that. How long have you been watching? I'm up to about an hour.

 

I watched it a little yesterday and today.

Yesterday I didn't see much more than some kind of a deer grazing. Today a leopard came to the water and drank for like 10 minutes straight than wondered off.

It's a wild life park, there was two truck loads of tourist following the leopard. Cool just the same.

 

Pretty boring when it's night over there? What's it like when it's daytime?

 

OMG! OMG!

A large male lion just jumped a wild boar as it was drinking!! It was totally gruesome and awesome.































No, not really.

 

LMAO, I got so excited for a second. I did see like 10 bison drinking at it earlier today though, that was cool. Would have loved to see a pack of lions come along and have a buffet.

 

I haven't gotten anything more than the occassional bird or two hopping around the bottom of the shot.

 

Pretty cool. I've only watched a total of about 45 minutes and I've seen a few baboons and then 5 or 6 zebras.