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🐆 Enjoy our wilderness
📸 Wildlife Photo & Filmmaker
🤝🏼 NatGeo / Sony / United Nations
🎬 Comparison is the thief of joy - stay yourself 🫶🏼

Always so much fun to try out new systems! Have yo

Always so much fun to try out new systems! Have you ever see a heron sunbathing / regulating himself like that? Forme it was the third time witnessing this 😌🌿

Wildlife brought me out here; the people keep me g

Wildlife brought me out here; the people keep me grounded. Time with the Batwa in Uganda and with communities across Mexico and Latin America is a true privilege—being invited to listen, to learn other paths to a good life, and to see how closely we can live with the land. I grew up with one “normal” life in Europe; these encounters widen that horizon. Grateful, humbled, inspired—always with permission and respect.

#uganda #indigenous #culture

1.🦛 Hippos are extremely territorial — they f

1.🦛 Hippos are extremely territorial — they fiercely defend their stretch of river and can be very aggressive toward intruders.

2.🌊 Despite their bulky bodies, they can run up to 30 km/h on land and move surprisingly fast in the water.

3.☀️ Hippos have very sensitive skin, which is why they spend most of the day in the water to stay cool and protect themselves from the sun.

URSUS ARCTOS - Brown bear Watching and hearing the

URSUS ARCTOS - Brown bear
Watching and hearing them right in front of you is mixed feeling between pure calmness and excitement. Classified as apex predators they don’t have any natural enemies which is no wonder if you see how strong they are.

#brownbear #wildlife #sasanamir

Shoebill (Balaeniceps rex), photographed in Uganda

Shoebill (Balaeniceps rex), photographed in Uganda’s papyrus wetlands. A master of stillness, it waits motionless for ages and then unleashes an explosive strike with that massive hooked bill—built for slippery prey like lungfish. The species occurs in East Africa’s swamp systems (notably in Uganda, but also parts of South Sudan, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Zambia). It’s rare because its wetlands are being drained or disturbed, chicks are difficult to raise (often only one survives), and human pressure—including illegal trade—disrupts nesting. Protect the swamps, protect the king.

#SasanAmir #wildlife #Uganda #shoebill #BalaenicepsRex

Herons, egrets, cormorants, anhinga and kingfisher

Herons, egrets, cormorants, anhinga and kingfishers have all one thing in common - they share often the same territories and the same prey 🐟

But the hunting strategies are usually very different. Herons and egrets usually just stand very calmly and only observe and then move lighting fast to catch their prey. Kingfishers dive into the water with fullspeed and catching them under the water. Cormorants and anhinga do a mix of both and sometimes dive for quiet a long time and search underwater as well.

#egrets #herons #lingfishers

Goosebumps in Uganda. 🦍✨ Seeing mountain go

Goosebumps in Uganda. 🦍✨ Seeing mountain gorillas face to face changes you—their calm presence, their eyes, the quiet power of the forest. These encounters also fund vital conservation and support local communities protecting these habitats. 🌿
If you want to be part of this experience in 2026, send me a DM and I’ll share all workshop details.

#MountainGorillas #Uganda #Bwindi #WildlifeFilmmaking #Conservation #EthicalTravel #WildlifePhotography #NatureLovers #Gorillas #SasanAmir

Woodpecker can be found in most parts of our world

Woodpecker can be found in most parts of our world which is an indicator for their amazing skill to adapt to different environments.

Did you know already some of these facts?

Built-in shock control: Their skulls have spongy bone and a tight beak–skull connection that spreads impact, plus very little cerebrospinal fluid so the brain doesn’t slosh while they hammer thousands of times a day.

Tongue that wraps around the head: The hyoid apparatus (tongue support) loops behind the skull and can extend the tongue up to ~⅓ of body length in some species, often barbed and sticky to spear ants and beetle larvae.

Tree-climbing toolkit: Zygodactyl feet (two toes forward, two back) and stiff tail feathers act like a tripod so they can inch up trunks vertically.

Drumming, not singing: Most species don’t have rich songs; they drum on wood or metal to advertise territory and attract mates. Each species has a characteristic rhythm.

Eye and ear protection: A nictitating membrane (third eyelid) closes a split-second before impact to keep debris out; tiny muscles and an ear slit help protect hearing.

Ecosystem engineers: Their nest cavities are later used by owls, bluebirds, ducks, small mammals, even bees—making woodpeckers keystone creators of tree-hole housing.

Forest doctors: By targeting insect-infested wood, they help control outbreaks and reveal hidden decay; those rectangular holes you see are often from wood-boring beetle hunts.

#woodpecker #specht #birding #sasanamir

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