Kenya National Parks and Game Reserves - KENparks

30/10/2024

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Niklas Ising, Khalid Malik

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13/10/2024

RIP Kitili.

Sad news; One of the legends of Nairobi park known as Kitili, was found dead after a fight with other lions. Born in Kingfisher pride 9 years ago, he lost his eye at an early age. Kitili is son of the famous Mohawk who fell victim to human - wildlife conflict. Kitili, a king who ruled Athi pride for many years, spread his lineage, secured his territory to his last breath, and died as a warrior. Farewell Kitili. His partner Mpakasi is still alive.

Nairobi National Park, Kenya 🇰🇪
-Photographer Credit-
Ebrahim Mansoor

12/10/2024

This lone acacia, known as the “Tree of Life,” is a lifeline for the wildlife of Tsavo National Park in Kenya. You can see the countless trails that have been worn into the earth by animals making their way to this tree, drawn by its shade and the nourishment of its leaves. It’s incredible how this solitary tree has become a focal point for so many living creatures, offering shelter and sustenance in an otherwise harsh environment. This powerful image speaks to the vital role that even a single element can play in maintaining the balance of an entire ecosystem.

07/10/2024

Martial eagles hunt lion cubs for lunch in Kenya's Maasai Mara National Reserve.

In this photo, a juvenile martial eagle snatches a three-week-old lion cub. No one saw the bird kill the cub. Based on the fledgling eagle's behavior, researchers suspect that an adult female gave the cub to the fledgling.

While witnessing such predator-prey interactions can be distressing, it's important to remember that these things often go both ways in the natural world—lions could and probably have hunted adult eagles or nests. Learn more about these complex behaviors at the link in our bio.

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06/10/2024

Oloshipa & Olobor.
Two of the five Black Rock brothers.

Masai Mara, Kenya 🇰🇪

📸Aravind Srinivasan

05/10/2024

Salas males!

Great capture of an intense fight between brothers.

Masai Mara, Kenya 🇰🇪

📸Jackson D Souza

02/10/2024

02/10/2024

A rhino captured at Nairobi National Park 😍😍😍😍


📷: Kate Newman

02/10/2024

When you have eaten all the tourists and now you are napping🦁🦁

📸 Rosengren Wildlife Photography

02/10/2024

The Mighty Inselberg males!

Inselberg males, one of the dominant coalitions at Mara Triangle, were on a casual patrol. At front is Ruka and Nusu with Manywele in the back. Another member Ololpolosie was also following. Four brothers were together in this sighting still holding strong, though a while ago they lost their oldest buddy Slit-lip. They are however facing constant challenges from younger coalitions surrounding them. Their neighbors include the Nyati males (Sausage Tree boys ) and the Kiyangaga males (sons of the Lamai males).

Masai Mara, Kenya 🇰🇪
-Photographer Credit-
Ken Leyian

02/10/2024

02/10/2024

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Khalid Malik
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02/10/2024

Spearboy, a true king of the Masai Mara.

📍 Masai Mara Kenya

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02/10/2024

Shout out to our newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Peris Chepleting, Jeremiah Njoga Nyamberi, Susan Nyamu

02/10/2024

Feel the thrill of the wild, the call of the lions, and the serenity of untamed beauty at every turn at Meeu National Park.
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📸 John Baptista

30/09/2024

A buffalo got a little too close to a family of elephants. The Matriarch did not appreciate the intruder and sent him into the air at Masai Mara in Kenya.
©Feddaoui mancef

29/09/2024

Sometimes, all you need is a Hug 🥰🦏🐦
📷Photo credit : [IG]

23/09/2024

🦁👑 LEGENDS OF THE SAVANNA: THE MAPOGO BROTHERS 👑🦁

Imagine a force so powerful it makes even the fiercest predators tremble. Meet the Mapogo Brothers - six male lions who ruled the African wilderness with iron paws and razor-sharp teamwork!

The six lions of the Mapogo lion coalition were named:

Makulu (the leader),
Dreadlocks,
Prettyboy,
Rasta,
Kinky Tail, and,
Mr. T, who was notorious for his extreme brutality, got his name from his classic Mohawk hairstyle resembling that of the Mr. T character from The A-Team.

These magnificent beasts dominated the Sabi Sands for years, their roars echoing across the plains as a warning to all who dared challenge their reign.

Their legacy? Over 100 lions killed, prides conquered, and a reputation that still sends chills down spines today. The Mapogos weren't just a coalition - they were nature's perfect killing machine.

Follow us learn more about these legendary lions and their epic tale of brotherhood, power, and survival in the unforgiving African bush!