Have you heard ants stridulating... hippos and fish 'talking' underwater...
bats echolocating ...or the contact rumble of an elephant?

Hearing is a key to survival for all creatures, including humans. Although our ears hear sound, we do not necessarily pick up the more subtle vocalizations - even in our own backyard.

These special sounds of the bush are brought to life through a set of microphones and headsets and suddenly you realize you have been missing a remarkable nature experience!

What does the whooping call of a hyena mean, or the howl of a jackal, or roar of a lion?
How do birds or frogs get their messages across when they are all calling at the same time? Every living creature has a sound signature, but how do we interpret it?

Join wildlife sound recordist and animal behavior specialist Derek Solomon
for the answers and experience Africa in a way you never have before.

• Up to 12 people can be connected into the system at a time, each guest with his/her own headphones.
• 6-8 people can be accommodated on an open safari vehicle or up to a maximum of 12 people on the deck of the lodge.
• This would be of particular interest to guests who are looking for a different bush experience and can be offered as a day trip or several days at the lodge for a group. 

For more information or to make a booking please contact our reservations office at reservations@malamala.com

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