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10/12/2024

A moment when a Giraffe calf came to check on our fleet
This happened in the Serengeti National Park when pur Safari Guide was on Game drive with our clients. Young animals are known for their curiosity/learning where everything infront of them is a learning opportunity.

22/11/2024

that no one told you about the Lesser Flamingos

•Lesser flamingos get their pink colour from the pigments in the algae that they eat called Spirulina

•They Live in unique habitats that are alkaline or Salty

•Lesser flamingos typically breed every 5 to 8 years between October and February and they lay One egg per clutch

•Lesser Flamingos are about 80 to 90 cm and can weight 1.5 kg to 2kg

•Lesser flamingos can live up to 50 years in the wild

Planning to see lesser send us your request [email protected]

12/10/2024

Located just a few minutes from Moshi town and a 2 hours drive from Arusha Town “Materuni stands Tall”

With its Outstanding height Materuni Waterfalls is the Highest waterfall in the region standing 90 meters High

Bring your Swimsuit and dive into its cold water bringing a chill that you can’t find in the hotels swimming pools

31/05/2024

There is a place where untamed wilderness meets unparalleled elegance—experience the adventure of a lifetime with African Polecat Safaris on a luxury safari in Tanzania.

Indulge in the raw beauty of the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and beyond, while enjoying world-class accommodations and personalized service that redefine the meaning of a safari. Our team is more than happy to assist you in arranging your safari, ensuring every detail is perfectly tailored to create unforgettable memories.

Explore Tanzania at a Relaxed Pace with African Polecat Safaris

08/04/2024

Dive into pure bliss at Kikuletwa Hot Spring. Feel the rush as you plunge into crystal clear waters surrounded by breathtaking scenery.

Book your hotspring tour with us now at [email protected] or visit www.africanpolecatsafaris.com. Don't miss out on the ultimate adventure. C ontact us on WhatsApp at +255 654 592 688.

04/04/2024

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29/03/2024

Hike through the forest of Mt Kilimanjaro with our Professional Mountain Guides, who are well trained with Wilderness First Responder Certificates.

■Your day will Start with a luxurious ride from Arusha or Moshi to Marangu Gate(KINAPA HQ)

■Start you hike in a slow pace through the Rain Forest of Mt kilimanjaro to Mandara Hutts a totall of 8km hiking time 4-6 hours depending on your Pace

■A picnic lunch at Mandara hut while enjoying the beautiful scenery with curious wildlife( blue monkeys)

■ Hike back to Marangu gate 8km back hiking time 2-3 hours

■Toasting at the then proceed with a luxurios ride back to Arusha or Moshi with Air-condition

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26/02/2024

Pangolins are unique in many ways. They are covered in scales made of keratin, the same material that makes up human hair and nails. These scales act as armor, protecting the pangolin from predators. When threatened, a pangolin will roll itself into a tight ball, presenting only its tough scales to any potential attacker.Another interesting feature of the pangolin is its long, sticky tongue, which can be longer than its body. This tongue is used to catch ants and termites, which make up the bulk of the pangolin's diet. Pangolins have no teeth, so they rely on their tongue to extract insects from their nests.

Despite their unique adaptations, pangolins are under threat from humans. They are often hunted for their meat, which is considered a delicacy in some cultures, and for their scales, which are used in traditional medicine. Additionally, habitat destruction has reduced the pangolin's natural range, further threatening their survival

Planning to go for a safari? Send us an emal [email protected] or a direct message +255 654 592 688

12/02/2024

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Tanzania's wilderness as you journey through lush landscapes and encounter these graceful giants up close.

With our expert guides leading the way, every moment promises adventure and discovery.

Don't miss out on this unforgettable experience – book your safari today and let the magic of Arusha National Park captivate your soul

Book your Safari now [email protected]
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25/12/2023

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18/12/2023

Elephant trunks are a fascinating and unique adaptation that serves a variety of functions. Think of the trunk as an extended nose fused with the top lip, making it a versatile tool for elephants. One interesting thing about elephant trunks is the presence of opposable "fingers" at the end, which allow them to grasp small objects with surprising dexterity.

This feature is like their version of fine motor skills, which is crucial for tasks like plucking leaves or picking up relatively tiny items. Interestingly, just like humans may favor their right or left hand, some elephants exhibit a preference for one side of their trunk.

This distinctive trait adds a touch of individuality, showcasing that even among elephants, there's a spectrum of handedness, or in this case, "trunkedness." Feeding and drinking are primary functions of the elephant's trunk.

With a sense of smell that surpasses even that of a bloodhound, an elephant's trunk becomes a powerful tool for hunting out friends, relatives, potential predators, or food and water sources. The periscope motion of the trunk allows the elephant to keenly interpret the direction of smells without the need to move its massive head around.

The trunk's adaptability extends to communication as well. By changing the shape and size of their nostrils, elephants can modulate their trumpeting vocalizations. This skill enables them to communicate with precision, conveying messages to members of their herd, sending signals to rivals, or even interacting with individuals from different species.

Interestingly, one evolutionary theory suggests that the elephant's trunk might have initially evolved as a snorkel-like appendage for breathing while submerged. This adaptation would have been particularly useful for elephants navigating water sources, showcasing the trunk's remarkable versatility.

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A speechless encounter with a cheetah using our jeep as a vantage point in the open plains of the Serengeti. What are your thoughts? #travel #africa #polecatsafaris #safari #traveladdict #tanzania #beautiful #arusha #adventure #tours #wildlife #travellife #serengeti #facebook #instagram #facebookreel #facebookreelsviral #viral #wanderlust #cheetah #viral #share #travel

Pedal through the scenic trails of Mto Wa Mbu and savor the authentic flavors of local cuisine. Join us on an unforgettable biking adventure intertwined with mouthwatering food experiences! Book your thrilling journey with African Polecat Safaris today. Contact us now to reserve your spot: [email protected] or send us a Whatsapp Message +255 654 592 688 #polecatsafaris #africa #traveladdict #travel #safari #bike

Watch as 2 Male Lions meet! We meet the Two Brothers in Ndutu Area on the side of Serengeti. Dreaming of visiting the Serengeti National Park let @polecatsafaris be your assistant chat with an expert today at [email protected] or send a whatsapp message to +255 654 592 688 . . . . #polecatsafaris #serengetinationalpark #serengeti #travel #safari #africa #wildlife #share #watch #facebook #facebookmarketing #facebooktips #facebookreels #facebookpageviral #reels #shorts #watchthis

Seven days Luxury Serengeti Safari ✅Day 1 - Arrival to Tanzania ✅Day 2 - Serengeti National Park ✅Day 3 & 4 Two Full Days in Serengeti National Park ✅Day 5 - Serengeti to Ngorongoro Highlands ✅Day 6- Ngorongoro Crater to Arusha ✅Day 7 - Departure from Tanzania

Breathtaking right! One of the closest encounter we had in Tarangire National Park, home to the great herds of elephants. We were out on gamedrive when all of a sudden this elephant 🐘 followed our jeep in more like a chargung style then changed to one of a close encounter then he returned back to safe distance . . Interested to go for a wildlife safari this 2024 theb email us [email protected] or whatsapp us @ +255 654 592 688 . . . #polecatsafaris #elephant #tarangirenationalpark #tarangire #tanzania #arusha #wildlife #safari #facebook #facebookviral #facebookereel #highlights

She stole the Pineapple 🍍 Elephants are such smart animals in this video he even tried to take the Pineapple from the windshield then he noticed that there is a mirror blocking her 😑, so she decided to take it from inside the car. Whats your thoughts about this encounter? Interested in doing a safari this 2024 just send us an inquiry [email protected] for unlimited quotes and discounts . . . #polecatsafaris #elephant #travel #safari #serengeti #facebook #facebookviral #watch #shorts #reelsviralfb #reelstrending #FacebookReelsContent #sharethelove #share #pineaple