Classic Geo Adventures

Heart-melting moment as mother rhino gives birth to newborn rhino calf. The brutal actions of poaching might hurt us, the sounds of their extinction heartbreaking, new new birth gives us hope to restore this magnificent animals🦏🦏🥰❤️

This giraffe was spotted suffering from skin disease - large lesions covering its neck and body. It's caused by a virus called papillomavirus🦒🦠

Lion tried to take down this giraffe?🦒🦁. Very very rare sighting....one lion taking down a grown giraffe? 😱 Giraffes are very resilient mammals with four long legs and a very long neck that helps them stand about 20ft tall at their maximum while weighing 4,000lbs or more, and lions are the second largest cat species that weigh 500lbs and grow about 4ft long. The differences between the ungulate and the feline are significant, and they help show areas in which one animal could have the advantage over the other in a battle. A giraffe's kick is very powerful, meaning that its force of impact is pounds of force per square inch. While a giraffe could not withstand the force of a lion bite and certainly not that of a hunt from a pride, giraffes have been known to actually kill lions by merely kicking🦒🦁 Lions are courageous & phenomenal 🦒🦁 Good try, KING 🦁

Lions vs. Hyenas: A Battle Over a wildebeest Carcass Short of saying it was the single most awesome sighting we have probably ever been witness to in the bush, there are no real words to describe how unbelievable it was. We’ll try to let the video do it some sort of justice, but in words, here is what happened… A young male lion, out exploring on his own, strays too far from home and finds himself surrounded by a clan of more than 20 fierce hyenas. We came upon a large pool of blood on the ground—an ominous sign of a struggle. As we examined the setting, the distant roars of a lion echoed. Guided by the call, we tracked down the lion and came upon a scene that had us spellbound. The wildebeest, suspected to have been fatally injured in a dominant battle with another male – and the source of the blood we had found – was the cause of the conflict and then cought up by the hyenas while fighting. The hyenas had clearly been feeding on the carcass when the lion arrived to claim the prize, and were unfortunately not quick enough to escape. By the time we arrived on the scene, two hyenas had already been killed, their lifeless bodies a testament to the brutal efficiency of the lions. A third hyena, severely injured with a broken back, lay in front of one of the lion, clinging to life but unable to escape the inevitable. After we departed, its suffering came to an end in the jaws of its foe. Lions and hyenas are natural enemies, often competing for the same resources and territories. Their conflicts are not merely battles for food but are deeply rooted in their instincts and survival strategies. Lions, with their superior size and strength, often dominate these encounters, but hyenas, known for their resilience and cunning, do not shy away from challenging the big cats, especially in larger numbers. This sighting is a poignant illustration of the raw and often brutal reality of life in the wild. It’s a world where every day is a struggle for survival, an

An impala lamb had found "true love" in this leopardess...until a hyena appeared...this female leopard saved baby Impala from hyena jaws🦌🐆. Absolutely rare sighting!!! Incredible...and heart-melting. 🎥 scott e allen

A magnificent great tusker - Imagine having tusks that big but you need a tree to scratch that itch! Encounter with Craig, at Amboseli National Park, one of the most famous elephants in the world! Very calm around cars and there’s nothing like this feeling🐘🥰

Nature’s miracle! A newborn elephant calf (probably no more than 10 minutes old) learning to stand and walk with help from his mother. At the end, the mom must have somehow signaled the rest of the herd that there might be some danger and they all came and circled around, seemingly to help protect the newborn elephant calf. The wobbly wobbly, the staggering is sweet to watch from this adorable baby 🐘😍🥰 Incredible, heart-warming sighting!!!🐘🐘🐘

A beautiful moment with the Maasai people! Their culture, traditions, and warm hospitality make every visit special. Experience it with us! 🔹 What to Expect: 👉Learn the art of fire-making, an age-old survival skill, directly from Maasai elders. 👉Engage in lively traditional dances and songs, experiencing their rich heritage firsthand. 👉Listen to captivating stories about Maasai customs, their unique way of life, and the significance of their warrior traditions. 👉Create unforgettable memories as you connect with the Maasai people and their community. Whether you're traveling solo, with family, or with friends, this cultural tour promises a meaningful, educational, and truly authentic adventure. 👉 Book with us now your once-in-a-lifetime Safari into the soul of Kenya and Tanzania's rich culture!

Fierce Bull elephant charges at Hippo pond. Hippos and elephants are two of Africa's most formidable species, but what happens when these iconic animals have a chance encounter at a waterhole? Yes, elephants and hippos have been known to interact at waterholes, and sometimes fight. However, these encounters are rare because of their different habitats and behaviors.

There's no guarantee that food is yours in the wild. Only the strong win. Lioness and leopard engage in fierce fight atop a tree. What happened next will leave you stunned. In the animal kingdom, lions and leopards are two of the most revered predators from the cat family, both known for their strength, agility, and hunting prowess. While lions are often regarded as the kings of the savannah, leopards are celebrated for their exceptional climbing skills and stealthy hunting techniques. In a dramatic turn of events, in this video, an intense confrontation between a lioness and a leopard at the treetops, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats.

Nature has a way of surprising us. Our Guests at Amboseli National Park recently witnessed a truly remarkable event. The rare sighting of elephants mating rituals was all captured on video. This bull elephant was in musth—a period of heightened testosterone that makes him more aggressive and dominant! During musth, males secrete a thick fluid from their temporal glands and are constantly searching for receptive females. But how long are female elephants in heat? 🤔 A female elephant (cow) is in estrus (heat) for only about 4–6 days every 3 to 4 years! This is when she is ready to mate and conceive another baby. Since elephant pregnancies last 22 months—the longest of any land animal—she won’t be ready again for several years. From tracking wildlife through the bush, observing the intricate social dynamics of a herd of elephants, or witnessing a once-in-a-lifetime event like this one is an experience not to be missed.

"5 Reasons Gorillas Beat Their Chest: 🦍 1. Communication: Gorillas beat their chests to convey dominance or to establish territory, sending clear signals to other members. 2. Mating Rituals: Chest beating is often a part of gorilla courtship, showcasing strength and fitness to attract potential mates. 3. Expression of Emotion: Gorillas may beat their chests as a form of emotional expression, whether in excitement, frustration, or as a reaction to a perceived threat. 4. Warning Sign: Chest beating can serve as a warning to other gorillas or potential threats, signaling readiness for a confrontation. 5. Establishing Hierarchy: Chest beating is a display of dominance and helps establish the social hierarchy within a gorilla group. To witness Bwindi Forest shake🦾 when these Giants🦍 fight for dominance is exhilarating! We are one of the best gorilla trekking specialists you can rely on for an unforgettable experience - BOOK NOW Call / WhatsApp: +254759458727 🖱: www.classicgeoadventures.com 📨: [email protected] 🌍: Kenya