6 live streams
Waterholes in the African bush, bears at Brooks Falls and more. Animals come and go on their own schedule, so every visit is different.
Live South Africa, South Africa ·
Live Etosha National Park, Namibia ·
Live Chyulu Hills, Kenya ·
Live Katmai National Park, United States ·
Live Vancouver Aquarium, Canada ·
Live Denmark, Denmark ·
Lions, elephants and more on Africam’s 24/7 safari cam. Africam switches between cameras at waterholes and reserves to show whatever is happening right now in the African bush, from elephant herds to big cats.
Best time to watch: Dawn and dusk local time, when animals come to drink.
The floodlit Okaukuejo waterhole, day and night. The Okaukuejo waterhole in Etosha National Park is floodlit at night, so you can watch rhinos, elephants, lions and giraffes come to drink around the clock.
Best time to watch: Night, during the dry season (May to October).
A waterhole in Kenya with Kilimanjaro on the horizon. A waterhole at ol Donyo Lodge in the Chyulu Hills of southern Kenya. Elephants, zebras and buffalo visit, and on clear days Kilimanjaro rises in the distance.
Best time to watch: Late afternoon local time.
Brown bears fishing for salmon in Alaska. Every summer, brown bears gather at Brooks Falls in Katmai National Park to catch sockeye salmon leaping up the falls. Home of the famous Fat Bear Week.
Best time to watch: July and September, at the peak of the salmon run.
Rescued sea otters floating, playing and holding paws. The Vancouver Aquarium in Stanley Park cares for rescued sea otters that can’t return to the wild. Watch them groom, play with toys and nap floating on their backs.
Best time to watch: Daytime in Vancouver, especially around feeding times.
Foxes, badgers and woodpeckers in a Danish forest garden. Wildlife photographer Morten Hilmer streams his own back garden on the edge of a Danish forest. Foxes, badgers, deer, raccoon dogs and woodpeckers visit day and night.
Best time to watch: Dusk and dawn, when the foxes and badgers come out.
