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10/10/2022

30/08/2022

Talk about beauty!

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23/08/2022

Serenity! Somewhere in East Africa

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13/07/2022

Plain zebras, their beautiful stripes contrasting with the grass make the sighting such a beauty

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04/07/2022

Somewhere in Kenya...

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30/06/2022

Sharing is always a show of care...

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28/06/2022

Let's go hunting


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23/06/2022

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So great to see the lovely female Neebati again after some time. Her two daughters that dispersed a couple months ago were also just seen together about a week ago doing great. I’m glad to see mama Neebati again, she was spotted in Naboisho with a kill. It would be great if she’s pregnant, she’s an incredible mother, she definitely looks like she has a big belly but it could just be from the impala she was enjoying.

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19/06/2022

Amboseli is one of the best places to start or end your Safari... It gives you more than you bargained for😊, an awesome view of Mt. Kilimanjaro and a magnificent sighting of Africa's greatest wildlife

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14/06/2022

Leopards are the most elusive and secretive animals on earth. They love solitude so much that they'd climb to the top of the trees and rocks just to be alone. Sound like someone you know🤔☺️☺️☺️

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10/06/2022

A family affair...

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03/06/2022

That innocent deceiving look...

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31/05/2022

Hippos are incredible at seeing underwater due to a clear membrane that covers their eyeballs and protects them from any debris in the water. It's as if they have a pair of built in goggles allowing a smooth transition between seeing under and over the water. Hippos are also nocturnal and see very well in the dark...

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25/05/2022

He be like 'I can see y'all taking pics of me, shd I come down and see 'em for myself or yo gonna show me?' 😊😊😊


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23/05/2022

It's the eyes for me... Kenyan beauty

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11/05/2022

Resting mode after a successful hunt

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28/04/2022

An intersection of bravery and care...

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26/04/2022

A distant view of Mt. Kilimanjaro from Amboseli, Kenya.

Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa and the highest free-standing one in the world. It has 3 volcanic cones, namely, Kibo (the summit), mawenzi, & Shira. Hiking or climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro is recommended during the warm months, that is, Late Dec to Feb or From July to September.

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21/04/2022

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Big yawn from this large male Leopard!

While the leopard might me one of the smallest big cats world wide, they certainly still have some impressive teeth. Time for some Leopard dentistry!

The four largest are the ones that draw the most attention, these are the canines and are used for piecing flesh and gripping prey. These canines are roughly 5cm (2inches) long.

The very front teeth between the canines are incisors, their primary use is for stripping prey of indigestibles like fur and feathers. They are however also used to take off that little extra bit of meat stuck to bones.

The rest, situated along the jawbones going backward into the mouth are called carnassial teeth (molars). These are the very sharply ridged teeth that are vital for cutting the meat from the prey so the Leopard is able to swallow appropriately sized bits.

All 32 teeth are vitally important for a Leopard's life. While they are able to adapt to loosing some, if they loose too many they can have start to develop some issues.

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19/04/2022

Evenings are play times....

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12/04/2022

Lionesses are very picky when it comes to mating. They choose male partners based on strength. They are attracted to longer, darker manes... A lion's mane is vital in telling it's age and strength. The longer and darker the mane the older the lion and the higher it's potential for hunting and protecting the pride... A lioness will choose the strongest of the males to mate with...

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10/04/2022

So loyal and protective, yet fierce and strong. The lioness is the greatest hunter of all time. She brings the food home and waits for all the members of her pride have their fill first, she eats last.
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07/04/2022

The uniqueness of Kenyan fauna...
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05/04/2022

The entire clan out for some quick evening walk...
Tsavo's best kept secret❤️

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01/04/2022

Despite being solitary animals, female Cheetah's form a very strong bond with their cubs. They move them to a new den every few days when they are young to protect them from wild dangers. At 6 weeks, the cubs begin to follow their mother around, learning all the survival tricks until they are fully warned...

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29/03/2022

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Giraffes have some of the complex social systems. The females support each other in rearing their young ones, forming a lasting stable group. Their matrilineal and matriarchal groups act as protective shields and create suitable learning environment for young giraffes.

     

   

28/03/2022

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Cheetahs have the uniquest social life among the big cats. The male form coalitions with their brothers to protect their territory while the females are solitary animals. A female cheetah raises her cabs alone, teaching them hunting skills as they grow. They have eyesight far better than humans, enhancing their ability to spot preys from a distance. A combination of their incredible speed (faster than some sport cars) and perfect eyesight makes them some of the best hunters...

25/03/2022

Hippos are very territorial animals in water. They stay in groups of between 10 and 30 and protect their territory fiercely. Although they spend most of their time in water to protect their sensitive skin, hippos don't know how to swim. They don't have the territorial habits on land. When threatened, hippos quickly run to the water to exert their authority. Their big yawn is actually not a yawn but a show of strength displaying their big teeth leaving you to the imagination of what would happen if they caught up with you. They are the third largest terrestrial animals after Elephants and Rhinos.

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24/03/2022

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These secretive big cats are also one of the most adaptable on earth. Leopards are not only found in Africa but also southern Asia. There are 9 recognized sub-species.

This is a large distribution that covers a wide range of habitats and environments and Leopards are able to thrive in so many of them. Here is a list of the Habitats Leopards have been known to inhabit:
-Desert & Semi-desert
-Arid climates
-Savannah grassland and similar woodland/forest habitats
-Mountainous environments
-Rainforests
-Urban areas

Unfortunately human impact through loss of habitat, poaching and early unsupervised hunting have seriously reduced Leopard populations over the years. Their adaptability though has allowed them to find refuge in places we find hospitable, but also sometimes under our nose.

As humans move into natural areas and develop the land sometimes there is nowhere to go for theses spotted cats. Slowly more and more cases are popping up where leopards are carving out a very silent living in urban areas. This is not always a good thing as most of the time human-animal conflict arises and inevitably costs the animal its life. This is why keeping natural areas and natural corridors for animals to move around and live safely is so important.

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18/03/2022

They are so cute and humble until they get hungry...

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