Mozambique spitting cobra in Shawu’s Hills Lifestyle Estate

Mozambique spitting cobra in Shawu’s Hills Lifestyle Estate Submission Details

Author: Sibabalwe Phathani from .
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Paul W. Reynell
Paddington Station PR
paul@paddingtonstationpr.co.za
021 447 0564

On behalf of:
Shawu’s Hills Wildlife Estate
Lindi Le Grange

About Shawu’s Hills Wildlife Estate
Shawu’s Hills is a place apart. As sanctuary, a beautiful window onto the untamed world. Looking across the Crocodile River to the guarded wilds of the Kruger brings a new peace that only those who know and love the bush have experience, we know just how precious it is.

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