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31/08/2024

Time to explore Lake Turkana – also known as the Jade Sea.

Lake Turkana, often referred to as the Jade Sea due to its mesmerizing emerald-green waters, offers a serene and untouched beach experience that rivals the coastal giants. Unlike the sandy stretches along the coast, Lake Turkana’s shores are a blend of volcanic rocks, dramatic landscapes, and pristine beaches. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including Nile crocodiles, hippos, and bird species you won’t find anywhere else in Kenya.

For the adventurous traveler, Lake Turkana is the perfect off-the-beaten-path destination. The journey to this remote location is an adventure in itself, through rugged terrains that reward you with the breathtaking sight of the Jade Sea’s tranquil beaches.

Make this your next escape in Kenya by thinking beyond the coast. Lake Turkana’s Jade Sea might just change your mind about where the best beaches really are!

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31/08/2024

Time to explore Lake Turkana – also known as the Jade Sea.

Lake Turkana, often referred to as the Jade Sea due to its mesmerizing emerald-green waters, offers a serene and untouched beach experience that rivals the coastal giants. Unlike the sandy stretches along the coast, Lake Turkana’s shores are a blend of volcanic rocks, dramatic landscapes, and pristine beaches. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including Nile crocodiles, hippos, and bird species you won’t find anywhere else in Kenya.

For the adventurous traveler, Lake Turkana is the perfect off-the-beaten-path destination. The journey to this remote location is an adventure in itself, through rugged terrains that reward you with the breathtaking sight of the Jade Sea’s tranquil beaches.

Make this your next escape in Kenya by thinking beyond the coast. Lake Turkana’s Jade Sea might just change your mind about where the best beaches really are!

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12/08/2024

Happy World Elephant Day!❤️🐘❤️.
African Elephant is the world’s largest land animal,,,Adult males/bulls can stand up to 3 meters high and weigh up to 6,000kg on average. They only reach their full size at 35-40 years, which is well over half their lifespan,,,elephants can live up to 60-70 years!
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15/07/2024

Tree Hyrax or Tree Dassie is a nocturnal mammal native to Africa. It comprises of four species of genus Dendrohyrax and the only living family within the order Hyracoidea.
Tree Hyrax has four-toed front feet and three-toed back feed with rounded nails and rubbery soles that help in climbing.
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05/07/2024

Figs are inverted flowers and technically not fruits. They require specific kind of pollination that can only come from fig wasps which are 1.5mm big. The wasps have to die inside the fruit to mature since figs cannot be pollinated by wind or normal bees. Ripe figs are not full of dead wasps and the crunchy bits in the fruit are only seeds. The fig produces an enzyme called ficain(ficin) which digests the dead wasp and the fig absorbs the nutrients to create the ripe fruits and seeds.
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05/06/2024

99% of you love Butterflies but 99% of you hate Caterpillars! Why?
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01/05/2024

The Greatest Models of all time♥️🦒❤️
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15/04/2024

Ever wondered why these animals are on Kenya Airways planes? In 2021 Kenya Airways partnered with MagicalKenya to brand Kenya Airways with the Big 5.

This Kenya Airways plane carries the "Come Live the Magic" livery on both sides of the plane. Big Tim on the left was the largest African Elephant/Tusker, a true African legend. Unfortunately he died in the Amboseli National Park in 2020.

Najin and Fatu, the last two surviving Northern White Rhinos on the planet are on the right (lower picture), and are being taken care of at Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya. Both are females and unable to reproduce, so the sad reality is that the species will be extinct when they die, unless there is a scientific breakthrough (ref. Www.helpingrhinos.org).
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📸 Kenya Airways Plane

22/02/2024

Nairobi National Park❤️
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19/02/2024

Gray Heron (Ardea cinerea)
Oloolua forest.
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09/02/2024

Hello from the only Wildlife Capital in the world. Nairobi National Park is a city gem 💎
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31/01/2024

𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐲 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐙𝐞𝐛𝐫𝐚 𝐃𝐚𝐲! 🦓 Let’s celebrate these striped beauties today.

Did you know that even at birth, a foal’s legs are already almost as long as those of an adult? Within 20 minutes of birth, the zebra is on the run and uses this amazing ability as its primary method to evade predators!

Share your favorite photos and fun facts you know about the Zebra.
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26/01/2024

Nature at it's Best!
A Battersby Green Snake preying on a Chameleon.
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16/01/2024

Keystone species are species that are important to other species in time of need.
Bees with their vital role to the planet Earth no doubt they belong here.
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28/11/2023

Out of all the mammals found in Africa, the magnificent Cape buffalo is most responsible for the deaths of big game trophy hunters, when a Cape buffalo charges, they are almost impossible to bring down.
Photo: Chris Gordaneer.
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24/09/2023

Congratulations Eliud Kipchoge from the Wilnats+254. Keep the Kenyan flag 🇰🇪 going...a great ambassador.



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Silver Mtaliii

06/09/2023

26/07/2023

A City Under Wild is all you need for a quick interaction with Wildlife.
Nairobi National Park
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28/06/2023

🐘The Red Elephants of Tsavo East 🐘❤🐘

Tsavo East National Park is home to a unique and awe-inspiring sight—the Red Elephants. These magnificent creatures, with their reddish-brown hue, have captivated the imagination of visitors and researchers alike. Let's delve into the fascinating world of these iconic elephants and uncover the secrets behind their distinctive coloration.

1. Natural Dust Bath
The distinctive red color of the elephants in Tsavo East is primarily due to their frequent dust baths. The park's soil contains iron-rich red dust, which the elephants enthusiastically throw onto their bodies using their trunks. As they roll around in the dust, it coats their skin, giving them a reddish appearance.

2. Soil and Mud Coating
Apart from dust, Tsavo's elephants also coat themselves in mud and soil. They use their trunks to spray water or mud onto their bodies, acting as a protective layer against the scorching sun, biting insects, and potential skin infections. The combination of red dust and mud contributes to their unique coloration.

3. Camouflage Advantage
While the exact reason for the elephants' red coloration is not fully understood, researchers suggest that it could serve as a form of camouflage in the park's reddish landscapes. The red hue helps them blend in with the surrounding vegetation, providing them with an advantage in evading predators and allowing them to move discreetly through their natural habitat.

4. Distinctive Genetics
In addition to their reddish appearance, the elephants of Tsavo East have been found to possess unique genetic characteristics. Recent studies have revealed that they exhibit distinct genetic markers compared to other elephant populations in Kenya, highlighting their genetic diversity and ecological significance.

5. Conservation Challenges
Despite their remarkable features, the Red Elephants of Tsavo East face various conservation challenges. Habitat loss, human-wildlife conflicts, and poaching remain ongoing threat to their population.
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22/06/2023

What you need to know about the Naivasha Safari Rally:
- It was first held in 1953 as a celebration of the
coronation of Queen Elizabeth II between Kenya,
Uganda and Tanganyika.
- In 1960, it was named East African Rally
- It was renaned Safari Rally in 1974.
- The event was excluded from WRC calendar in 2003
due to lack of finance and later returned in 2021.
- It is currently one of the fastest events in the wolrd
with a speed of over 100km/h.
- In recent years, the rally teams would use helicopters
to fly ahead of cars to warn animals or other
vehicles on the route.
- The route is 5000KM (3100Miles).
- The WRC event is being held in Kenya annually.


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21/06/2023

World Giraffe Day!
Giraffes are hoofed mammals belonging to the genus Giraffa, they are the tallest living territorial animals and the largest ruminant on Earth.
Kenya has 3 types of Giraffes 👇is a Rothschild Giraffe can you name the remaining two?😊
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05/06/2023

Happy World Environment Day!
Let's unite in preserving our planet and protecting it's incredible Wildlife,
For they are the guardians of our ecosystem and the essence of the earth Beauty!
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10/05/2023

What a great feeling feeding our taller friends🦒.
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Everyone can get these experience by simply reaching out to us!
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02/05/2023

The Newly opened JW Marriot in Maasai Mara looks amazing! 20 Huge tents all with private Outdoors awaits your guests.



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19/03/2023

A King has fallen!
Some sad news from Nairobi National Park... Kitili, the legendary one-eyed king of Nairobi National Park was found dead after a fight with other lions. The 9 year old lion was born in the kingfisher Pride and had ruled the Athi Pride of lions for many years which he defended to his last breath. Kitili was the son of the famous Mohawk who died as a result of human-wildlife conflict.


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29/01/2023

The Beauty of Nairobi National Park
Pics: chintan
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31/12/2022

Happy New Year 2023
Would you please Travel with us❤
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17/11/2022

Sirikoi Lodge Laikipia is a perfect getaway for everyone.
For Christmas deals!
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23/10/2022

Battersby Green Snake 🐍 (Philothumnus battersbyi)
The only bright green snake found around Nairobi.
Pictures from Oloolua forest with bird lovers.
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13/10/2022

Angama Mara is one of the places you shouldn't miss for accommodation while on your visit to kenya and the Maasai Mara.
Book a 3 nights stay here and get one night free.
Kenya is Beautiful 😍
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