Timoh's versatile adventures

03/01/2022

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We as T.V.A(Timoh Versatile Adventures) team wishes all you adventures an adventurous positive year..
As we prepare for the Launching of Our new company these january
We promise to give it all our best to ensure full satisfaction in every adventure..
More updates coming up



Timoh's versatile adventures

16/09/2021

DID YOU KNOW?
A blue whale weighs as much as three elephants and is as long as three Greyhound buses.

The blue whale is a marine mammal belonging to the baleen whale parvorder Mysticeti. Reaching a maximum confirmed length of 29.9 metres and weighing up to 199 tonnes, it is the largest animal known to have ever existed

25/08/2021

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18/08/2021

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14/08/2021

Lets explore kenya together.....
Kenya is one of the world's magnificent wildlife destinations! Its parks, reserves and private conservancies are home to some of the highest and most diverse populations of wildlife on the planet. Traveling across vast landscapes bathed in soft morning light, your African dreams unfold before your eyes.....partner with Timoh's versatile adventures as we take you to this places....WELCOME KENYA!!

14/08/2021

Facts about the world beests migration

1. The Great Migration sees over 1.5 million wildebeest, 200,00 zebra and a host of other antelope travelling cross country.

2. Between January and March, half a million wildebeest are born each year in the Serengeti. In February, the month with the highest calving rate, around 8,000 wildebeest are born each day.

3. The Great Migration is the largest overland migration in the world. The animals travel a total of 800km or more during each cycle.

4. While the migration may seem like a chaotic frenzy of movement, research has shown a herd of wildebeest possess what is known as ‘swarm intelligence’, where the wildebeest systematically explore and overcome an obstacle as one.

5. The reason why zebra and wildebeest graze in harmony together is because they each eat different parts of the same type of grass.6. Because wildebeest have no natural leader, the migrating herd often splits up into smaller herds that circle the main, mega-herd, going in different directions. When considering these smaller, split herds the whole migration can cover over half of the whole Serengeti.

7. The Serengeti National Park eco-system is the oldest on the planet. It boasts a diversity of plants and animals that is unavailable anywhere else on the globe.

8. During the migration around 250,000 wildebeest and 30,000 zebra are killed off every year as a result of predation by carnivores, but also from thirst, hunger, and exhaustion.9. The crocodiles awaiting the herds in the Mara River drown their prey by clutching them in their strong jaws and pulling them below the water, twisting them to break off bite-size pieces. A crocodile can lunge more than half of its body length out of the water to grab a potential victim and can also use its tail as a secondary weapon.

10. There are more than 3,000 lions currently living in the Serengeti ecosystem that follow the migratory herds across the reserve.