African Night Safari Sounds for Relaxation and Sleep | Mankwe Dam #1 | Pilanesberg National Park🌍127

If you love wildlife sounds, this video will take you to the African savanna, where you can listen to the amazing night sounds of nature. You will hear the soothing sounds of Mankwe Dam, the largest body of water in Pilanesberg National Park, one of the world’s most famous safari destinations. You will also hear the majestic roar of a lion, the grunts of hippos, and the calls of various birds and insects. This video will help you relax, meditate, and sleep better, while enjoying the beauty of Africa’s nature sounds.
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Thank you for listening to our nature sounds and supporting our channel 😊 Make sure you list any animal or bird noises you can identify along with the time you heard them in the comments below 👍

[@99Luge]

Beautiful elephant sound at 1:02:25

[@DestinationAudio]

100%, nice one Byron 👍🏼

[@bryanhall5683]

Awesome as always!!!

[@DestinationAudio]

So glad you think so Bryan 😊👍🏼 Thanks for the comment

[@99Luge]

Which owl at 52:10?

[@DestinationAudio]

Great spot Byron, that sounds like a Spotted-Eagle Owl 😊

[@luan.o9472]

What bird makes that sound at 3:26

[@DestinationAudio]

That is a Little Grebe Luan 😊

[@luan.o9472]

What kind of Jackal is that at 56:36

[@DestinationAudio]

Sounds like a Black-backed Jackal to us Luan 👍

[@99Luge]

Hyena at 24:38

[@99Luge]

Lion at 40:50

[@DestinationAudio]

Good spot Byron 👍

[@luan.o9472]

Is it just me or is that a dog at 46:27 ?

[@DestinationAudio]

Not sure what that could have been Luan. A very strange sound indeed.

[@99Luge]

Which owl at 25:07?

[@DestinationAudio]

Hey Byron, although it may sound like an owl, it's actually a Fiery-necked Nightjar 😊

[@99Luge]

And whats the sound at 7:43 ? Bird or bug ?

[@DestinationAudio]

That is a Crested Barbet, it is a beautiful smallish yellow bird 👍

[@luan.o9472]

Sorry, but I am going to have to disagree with you there. It sounds like a European Nightjar to me. But it sounds a lot like a Crested Barbet

[@luan.o9472]

That there at 2:47 is a Crested Barbet

[@DestinationAudio]

Thanks for the correction Luan 😊 Will have another listen to make sure we get it right next time 👍

[@luan.o9472]

My apologies. 😅 It can also be a Rufous-Cheeked Nightjar

[@99Luge]

What's calling at 29:23?

[@DestinationAudio]

That is the distinct call of a Black-backed Jackal 😊👍