While watching a Cape grey mongoose make its way along the path in Echo Valley on Table Mountain, hikers got more of a show than they were expecting.
Picture: Urban Caracal Project, Cape Town, South Africa / Facebook August 2020: Hermes the caracal spotted on the hunt Hermes has been spotted once more, this time enjoying the sunset view from a comfortable perch near the Pipe Track.Ī lucky local managed to snap a few stellar pictures of dashing Hermes as he took in the sunset on the mountainside.Īccording to the Urban Caracal Project, these recent photographs are some of the most spectacular they have received of Hermes. Picture: Pierre Blignaut August 2020: Hermes the caracal stops to enjoy the sunsetĬape Town’s favourite caracal is at it again. Almost like they had something or some reason to loiter around the area just off the road,’ says Blignaut. ‘…they were a real treat and not eager to run away.
Thanks to an observant Pierre Blignaut and the Urban Caracal Project for sharing his special sighting, we can once again feast our eyes on the beauty of this majestic animal.Īnd this time, he’s brought along a friend to share the spotlight. Hermès began in 1837 as a horse harness and leather workshop and is now one of the worlds most celebrated labels. Through the adoption of fresh ideas and impeccable service standards Hermes is fast. The company is both a woman and minority-owned business benefiting clientele who want to diversify their suppliers. It’s been a while since we’ve spotted Cape Town’s favourite regal cat, Hermes the Caracal. Hermes Worldwide is a vibrant company providing chauffeured transportation solutions to clientele in a wide array of industries and markets. Hermes is known for his calm and relaxed nature and is often spotted strolling through the mountains, unafraid to venture into areas that humans frequent.ĭecember 2022: Look! Cape Town’s favourite caracal spotted strolling with a friend The footage was captured by Tristan Karakashian. In a short clip shared on Facebook by The Urban Caracal Project, Hermes was recently spotted strolling along a trail in the Mother City. Hermes, one of Cape Town’s favourite caracals, has made a comeback. Listed below are a few of Cape Etc’s reports on the sightings: November 2022: Hermes the caracal casually strolls along the trail Although he has since healed, this incident caused his right hind leg to be shorter than his left.’ Picture: Scott Clarkson / have taken great pleasure in various documented sightings of the caracal’s exploits and adventures. He had been hit by a car before, which severely broke his hind leg. ‘While receiving X-rays at the vet, it was discovered that this was not the first car accident Hermes had been in.
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