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08/03/2024

Happy Women's Day! Today, let's celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women around the world. Each woman is a testament to the power of courage, compassion, and determination. May we continue to support and uplift one another, breaking barriers and creating a world where equality thrives. Here's to the remarkable women who have shaped history and those who continue to inspire positive change every day.





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03/03/2024

Today, World Wildlife Day aims to raise awareness about the importance of preserving biodiversity and promoting sustainable practices to protect our planet's diverse ecosystems.
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In the serene landscapes where giraffes roam, water bodies weave through lush environments, creating a picturesque scene. These graceful giants, with their towering necks, navigate the waterscapes, adding a unique charm to the beauty of their surroundings.
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03/03/2024

Let us celebrate World Wildlife Day with a commitment to coexist harmoniously, recognizing that the tapestry of life is woven together by every species, big and small.
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02/03/2024

As we bid farewell to Ally Hassan Mwinyi, let us remember the indelible mark they left on our country. In the quiet echoes of their legacy, may we find solace and gratitude for their tireless dedication to a better tomorrow.

28/02/2024

Did You Know That:>

Buffalo, giraffes, and wildebeest typically inhabit different ecological niches. Buffalo are known for grazing in grasslands, giraffes for browsing on trees, and wildebeest for their migration patterns. While they may coexist in the same general ecosystem, they usually don't form close associations in the wild. Each species has evolved to exploit different food sources and adapt to distinct environmental conditions.
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27/02/2024

23/02/2024

DID YOU KNOW THAT.

The African buffalo, sometimes known as the Cape buffalo, is a big mammal native to Africa. It is one of the continent’s most effective grazers and can be found in floodplains, swamps, grasslands, and forests of Africa’s greatest mountains. These amazing creatures are part of Africa’s Big Five, the five most challenging animals to kill on foot. Other animals on the list include African lions, African elephants, leopards, and rhinoceros. Unlike the others, however, Cape buffalos take out more hunters and are highly prized.
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22/02/2024

The Serengeti Great Migration in Tanzania is a remarkable natural spectacle where millions of wildebeest, zebras, and other herbivores traverse the Serengeti ecosystem in search of fresh grazing lands. This annual migration is driven by seasonal rainfall patterns, creating one of the most incredible wildlife experiences globally.

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22/02/2024

Every year, more than 2 million animals (wildebeest, zebra, and gazelle) migrate in a clockwise direction across the ecosystems of the Serengeti (Tanzania) and the Masai Mara (Kenya).

08/02/2024

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06/02/2024

Peregrine Falcon...

It is the fastest bird, in fact the fastest animal on the planet, when in a hunting dive, it rises for a long distance, then sinks at a speed of more than 322 kilometers per hour.

31/01/2024

A unique characteristic of giraffes is their prehensile tongue, which can be up to 45 centimeters (18 inches) long. This long tongue is adapted to help them grasp and strip leaves from high branches, such as those of acacia trees. Additionally, their tongues are tough and flexible, allowing them to navigate around thorns on the branches while feeding.

28/01/2024

Majestic tusker, adorned with nature's grace, roams a lush landscape, weaving a tapestry of harmony with vibrant flora and gentle whispers of the breeze.

24/01/2024

Embracing the Call of the Wild,.....
Journey into the Heart of the Wild..
Unforgettable Safari Adventure" 🦁🌍
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20/01/2024

What is so special about Woodpeckers?

The woodpecker, scientifically known as Picidae, is a unique and fascinating bird species known for its ability to peck on trees and extract insects from their bark. There are over 200 species of woodpeckers worldwide, each adapted to their specific habitats and ecological niches. They can be found in various regions, from boreal forests to tropical rainforests, and even in urban environments.

Woodpeckers have several adaptations that make them highly specialized for their ecological role. Some of these adaptations include a strong beak, long tongue, and a specially designed foot that allows them to cling to tree trunks and branches with ease. Their strong beaks enable them to peck into tree bark and extract insects, while their long tongues help them catch the insects and bring them back to their mouths.

One of the most remarkable aspects of woodpeckers is their ability to peck on trees without causing significant damage. They have a unique shock-absorbing system in their heads, which includes a strong skull, flexible neck muscles, and a cushioning pad at the base of their beaks. This system helps to distribute the impact force from pecking, preventing injury to their brains and spinal cords.

15/01/2024

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12/01/2024

Happy 60th Revolution Day, Zanzibar! May the spirit of resilience and progress that marks this historic occasion continue to guide the island towards a future filled with peace, development, and shared success.

11/01/2024

"Embrace the wrinkles, celebrate the strength – living life like a majestic elephant! 🐘✨ "

26/12/2023

Do you want to see lions in Actions?

24/12/2023

May your Christmas be an enchanting story, where every chapter is written in the ink of kindness, and each page unfolds with the magic of love, creating a tale that remains etched in your heart forever.

13/12/2023

Travel with us this Festival season

26/11/2023

Have you ever enjoyed a good dinner in a beautiful scenery?
it's your time now, join and travel with us.

24/11/2023

Did you know this?
Let us tell you some facts about elephants.

1. Elephants are pregnant for a whopping 22 months. Longer than any other animal. That’s nearly 2 years!

2. At birth, a baby elephants weigh 210 lbs (or 95kg).

3. African elephants are smaller at birth than Asian elephants but are much bigger as adults.

4. The trunk is an incredibly useful, dexterous and clever appendage. It is able to sense the size, shape and temperature of an object.

5. Their trunks are pretty incredible and elephants have an amazing sense of smell, but their eyesight isn’t great.

6. To prove that point, elephants can smell water from 12 miles away!

7. That makes sense when you consider that they drink 210 litres of water a day.

8. Elephants spend up to 16 hours foraging every day.

9. But only 2-3 hours are spent sleeping. That shows what their priorities are!

10. All those mud baths that elephants take? That is because elephants actually have very sensitive skin, so they use the mud and dust to protect it

11. I guess that makes sense when you consider that the typical lifespan of an elephant is 70 years!

12. Sadly, around 100 elephants are killed every day for their ivory tusks.

13. On a lighter note, elephants are the only mammals besides humans to have chins!

Is that my chin you’re looking at?

14. An elephant has more than 100,000 muscle. 40 000 of which are in that amazing trunk. To put that in perspective, we humans have a paltry 639!

15. And, after all of that, I don’t know if you’ll believe this one- but elephants are afraid of bees!

25/10/2023

Travel isn't only about destination, it's how you get there,,..Travel with Gundua Africa Adventures

19/10/2023

Travel is not about destination, it's how you get there.
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10/10/2023

Amazing wildlife experience