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29/07/2023

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30/01/2023

Beautiful sunshine

30/01/2023

Akagera National Park

05/12/2022

Whatever Allah wants me to have I will have … Allah knows what is thebest for me.” “No matter in what condition and where are you. Allah is watching you every movement and heknows best about your intentions so fear Allah and obey Allah.”

15/10/2022

Becoming a tour guide is one of the most rewarding and exhilarating ways to see the world

28/08/2022

Home of A BIG FIVE

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should love what you do rather than do what you love. RWANDA TOUR GUIDE

27/07/2022

Becoming a tour guide is one of the most rewarding and exhilarating ways to see the world

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20/09/2021

Akagera National park Visitrwanda soon with us

18/09/2021

Good evening from Rwanda 😀🇷🇼💕

18/09/2021

creates the opportunity for people all over the world to come together in celebrating the gorilla, and more importantly, taking action to protect gorillas in the wild.

Join us September 24th as we celebrate the 54th anniversary of the founding of Karisoke Research Center, established by Dian Fossey herself. Join the fight and support the of wild gorillas today! https://fundraise.gorillafund.org/worldgorilladay VISITRWANDA.COM With US

18/09/2021

Male baboons are two times larger than females. Baboons can reach 14 to 30 inches in height at the shoulder and 50 to 100 pounds in weight. Body of baboon is covered with fur that can be dark olive or yellow in color. Males and females look alike, except that females do not have long hair around their necks. VISIT RWANDA

12/08/2021

Bonobos engage in s*x in virtually every partner combination (although such contact among close family members may be suppressed). And s*xual interactions occur more often among bonobos than among other primates. VISIT RWANDA WITH@US

03/08/2021

Footage of giraffes in the wild often shows a gentle herbivore feeding on leaves hanging from the tops of trees. But a new video shows a giraffe in South Africa feeding on something entirely different—the skull of a buffalo.
While the act might look gruesome, feeding on bones provides giraffes with the calcium and phosphorous they need for their own skeletons. A 2013 study published in the Journal of Archaeological Science found that it's not just bones giraffes feed on. The tall mammal also regularly consumes antlers, horns, and ivory.
The behavior is known as osteophagia and varies by individual. Especially tall giraffes, for instance, may be more prone to feeding on bones than those that are shorter. (See why Africa may have more giraffe species.)
Jarod Hutson, a post-doc researcher from the University of Nevada, has studied the skeletal remains bearing the marks of giraffe teeth

08/07/2021

During my last trip to Ruhondo Lake for a Canoeing experience! I met this woman (Nyiramana) who was a good story teller and from our conversation, i have learnt that in that area wooden boats are considered a basic need by almost every family around the lake which helps mainly in transportation of agricultural harvest to the markets on the other side of the lake.

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12/06/2021

Your trip helps us transform the future of nature. ... passion provides a real sense of place, and feature amazing storytelling, nature photography and video. Rwanda Tour Guide.. Visit@Rwanda@rwandatourguide

21/05/2021

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28/04/2021

Update on the gorillas: Who says grownups can’t have fun?! Here you can see blackback Imbuto playing with a young and restless Kira! He is so gentle with him!

📸: Laban Kayitete

01/04/2021

Amazingness

23/03/2021

They say it takes a village to raise a child 👶 … gorillas 🦍, like humans, come together when a family member is in need. Our paper, “Motherless gorillas beat the odds. For both gorillas and humans, it takes a village to raise a child.” was published today. To read the full story and study about how gorilla families come together to support young gorillas when they lose their mom, visit https://gorillafund.org/motherless-gorillas-beat-the-odds-for-both-gorillas-and-humans-it-takes-a-village-to-raise-a-child/