KwaSomhlolo River

13/02/2026

Snake Bite Protocol in Support of Juan's Reptile Rescue Unit

13/02/2026

Hiking time⌚

13/02/2026

Enjoy moment 🌞🌴😊

13/02/2026

13/02/2026

"Welcome to KwaSomhlolo River, a serene business destination nestled in Karino, Mbombela, Mpumalanga province. Located within the Mbombela municipality, our river offers a tranquil escape for recreation and spiritual rejuvenation.

Enjoy a range of activities, including swimming, fishing, and birdwatching. Visit our resident traditional healer for insightful bone readings, spiritual guidance, and solutions to life's challenges. Browse our selection of authentic traditional jewellery, and savor fresh fish from our river.

Unwind at our comfortable lodge or campsite, and explore our scenic hiking trails that wind through the mountains. KwaSomhlolo River is perfect for picnics, braais, and relaxation.

Come and experience the natural beauty and rich culture of KwaSomhlolo River – your ultimate getaway destination."

13/02/2026

SNAKE BITE PROTOCOL ⚠️

I HAVE BEEN BITTEN! NOW WHAT?

1. The first thing to do is stay calm! The faster your heart beats, the more the venom could spread.
2. Record the exact time of the bite.
3. With a pen, mark around the bite site.
4. If possible, elevate the bite area above the heart.
5. Mark the progress of any swelling.
6. Try to get a photo of the snake, or make a note on its markings, size, and color.

GET HELP!

•Juan's Reptile Rescue Uint (060 665 5000)

•Field Security (082 828 1043)

•Securicon (072 250 7103)

IN SERIOUS CASES, THE PATIENT MUST BE TRANSPORTED TO A HOSPITAL THAT HAS ANTIVENOM AND IS ABLE TO VENTILATE IF NECESSARY.

VERY IMPORTANT!!:

1. Do NOT try to catch or kill the snake!
2. Do NOT try to cut or suck or squeeze the venom out!
3. Do NOT ask on Facebook for advice!
4. Do NOT go to a clinic or traditional healer.
5. Do NOT rely on Old Wives Tales!

Safe removal and release of all Reptile's❗❗

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11/02/2026

The Blyde River Canyon is a 26 km long[1] canyon located in Mpumalanga, South Africa. It is one of the larger canyons on Earth but much smaller than those of Asia, the Grand Canyon and the Fish River Canyon.[1][2] Unlike the Grand and Fish River Canyon, the Blyde River Canyon is a "green canyon" which is dominated by subtropical vegetation. The canyon forms part of the Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve.

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Raw Catfish image.

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Baked catfish image.