WILD IN AFRICA

WILD IN AFRICA Bracelets supporting wildlife & habitat conservation so you can LOOK GOOD. FEEL GOOD.

Throughout my travels, as a wildlife photographer, I've been inspired by many cultures. It didn't take long for my multi-cultural stacks of bracelets to became one of my trademarks and motivated me to create my own line of handmade, limited-edition unisex bracelets using wood, stone and metal inspired by the raw beauty of Africa, where I now call home. The income generated by the sale of these bra

celets directly supports wildlife conservation. Learn more about Shannon at www.shannonwild.com and on Instagram at &

05/09/2026

Problem-Solving Skills

Elephants can use tools, work through challenges and adapt their behaviour to reach food or solve unfamiliar problems.

Their curiosity, flexibility and ability to learn from experience offer another glimpse into the remarkable complexity of elephant minds.

Discover more fascinating facts about elephant intelligence on our blog:

https://wildinafrica.store/blogs/wildlife-conservation/tagged/animal-facts

04/09/2026

The Importance of a Matriarch

There really is something extraordinary about an elephant's memory.

Older matriarchs accumulate years of valuable social and ecological knowledge, helping their families respond to threats and navigate the challenges of life in the wild.

Read more on our blog:

https://wildinafrica.store/blogs/wildlife-conservation/tagged/animal-facts

03/09/2026

Remarkable Social Bonds

Elephants have been observed comforting distressed companions, assisting others and displaying complex behaviours around dying and deceased herd members.

Their extraordinary social lives are just one reason elephant intelligence continues to fascinate researchers.

Discover all 5 facts on ou blog:

https://wildinafrica.store/blogs/wildlife-conservation/tagged/animal-facts

02/09/2026

Conversations Beneath Our Feet

Elephants don't only communicate through sounds we can hear.

Their low-frequency rumbles can travel considerable distances, while vibrations generated by rumbles and movement can also travel through the ground.

Discover 5 fascinating facts about elephant intelligence on our blog:

https://wildinafrica.store/blogs/wildlife-conservation/tagged/animal-facts

01/09/2026

Mirror Recognition

Elephants can recognise themselves in a mirror.

Mirror self-recognition has been demonstrated in Asian elephants, placing them among a small group of animals to show this remarkable cognitive ability.

Discover more fascinating facts about elephant intelligence on our blog:

https://wildinafrica.store/blogs/wildlife-conservation/tagged/animal-facts

28/08/2026

A little piece of Africa you can wear every day.

Our Zambian Amethyst Bracelet features genuine semi-precious amethyst sourced from Zambia and is handmade by our team in Hoedspruit, South Africa.

Discover the bracelet and the story behind the stone.

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