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26/08/2021

Although it has disappeared from some areas and is greatly reduced in others, the Leopard is not threatened within its African range. We're Jungle Memories Uganda travel with experts!

13/08/2021

How about a cycling safari to Uganda's smallest savanna park?

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11/08/2021

HARTEBEEST (Alcelaphus buselaphus) DESCRIPTION The hartebeest group is something of a taxonomist's nightmare but the simplest line is followed within six distinct races which can be more or less separated on distribution, horn structure and coloration. All races have very similar body build, tails and habitat requirements. They're of medium size and high shouldered and low-rumped, which gives them a rather awkward and clumsy appearance, but they are nimble and fast runners. Both sexes carry horns but those of the cows are more slender. DISTRIBUTION Has a wide range with a number of races being isolated. Western (major) extends through West Africa from Senegal to Western Chad. The Lelwel (lelwel) extends from the limits of the last race over much of the northern Central Africa and into western reaches of East Africa, where the rare Jackson's (jaksoni) occurs. In the picture is the rare Jackson's The Tora(tora) only occurs in limited areas of adjoining Sudan and Ethiopia. We're Jungle Memories Uganda let us tail up your African Safari with ease!

10/08/2021

Throughout history, the African lion (Panthera leo) has represented courage and strength. The cat is easily recognized both by its roar and the male's mane. Lions, which live in groups called prides, are the most social cats. The size of a pride depends on food availability, but a typical group includes three males, a dozen females, and their cubs.

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03/08/2021

The Southern Red-Bishop (Euplectes orix).

Is a small, dumpy sparrow-like weaver. The breeding male is a mix of velvety vermilion and black; the narrow black forecrown is diagnostic. The female and non-breeding male are nondescript, with a short tail and strong buff eyebrow, and are difficult to tell apart from other bishops. We're Jungle Memories Uganda book your birding safari in East Africa with us!

02/07/2021

The "sound of Africa" with a catch! 😁 Hey you dint get it , I mean the African Fish Eagle.
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30/06/2021

Normalise luxurious travelling with the best! Ruaha National Park owns almost everything.

11/06/2021

Shoebill storks have been called the world’s most terrifying bird (though the cassowary might disagree). These stately wading birds stalk the marshes of South Sudan, Uganda, and elsewhere in tropical East Africa, snatching up prey with their unique, immediately recognizable bills. Jungle Memories Uganda is here to help you plan your safari without troubles!

07/06/2021

You needn't be a serious birder to recognize the yodeling yelp of this striking raptor. Famously known as the "Sound of Africa" The African fish eagle is a joy to watch!
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02/06/2021

The Lion maybe the King but this Beautiful,Graceful and Amazing Leopard is the highlight of every Traveler visiting the African continent! Book and Travel with Jungle Memories Uganda
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30/04/2021

Escape, to a fun filled adventure destination in Sipi Falls! Travel with experts and choose Jungle Memories Uganda

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16/02/2021

The first thing that strikes you after passing through the main gate to the mighty Ssezibwa falls(made from reeds) is the beautiful scenery and gentle sounds of the waterfalls. The area is full of trees and is relatively unspoiled.  Book your Safari to the Eastern side of the pearl with contact us :

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29/01/2021

Over 79 mammals live in Queen Elizabeth National Park. Large animals include the African Elephant (Loxodonta Africana) And yes over 600 bird species also call this gem their habitat! Discover the hidden gems of Queen Elizabeth National Park with contact us now:

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29/01/2021

11/01/2021

Amboseli National Park is the best place in Africa with the best view of Mount Kilimanjaro. it gives you that surreal view of the dry savannah that the Mount Kilimanjaro overlooks down on an oasis taking centre stage with emerald-green, and seasonal swamps, to see elephants in dense concentrations. We can take you there, just reach out to us and we discuss your itinerary!
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09/01/2021

The social structure of elephants is complex, varying by gender, and population dynamics. Adult elephants form matriarchal (female-led) societies. Adult males are usually solitary. We're Jungle Memories Uganda travel with us!

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08/01/2021

Kigali is one of the best east African cities to spend a vacation. For two decades after the Rwanda genocide against Tutsi in 1994, Kigali city has managed to attract visitors due to several landmarks and genocide museums that are worth visiting. Mount Kigali offers exclusive view of the city. Kigali is the capital city of the republic of Rwanda popular as the land of a thousand hills with a tropical all year round climate. We're travel with experts!

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08/01/2021

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Happy gorilla year 2021! The new year brings another gorilla baby Bwindi Impenetrable forest fold! On January 4th, Nkuringo family’s Adult Female Nderema gave birth to a new baby bringing the family size to 12 members. The new birth marks Nderema's second infant following her first birth in 2018 that saw her baby sadly not make it due to environmental extremes within its first 15 days of birth.

06/01/2021

Giraffes can eat as much as 29 kilograms of acacia leaves and twigs daily. Herds of three or more giraffes spend hours browsing in acacia thickets, greedily gobbling up as much of the delicious foliage as they can. They don’t have it all their own way however…

Over time, the acacia tree has developed several clever defence mechanisms to prevent giraffes from munching on them unabated. As I’m sure most travelers to Africa can attest to (after painfully stepping on a fair few), the acacia does not mess about when it comes to thorns. Taking their name from the Greek word for thorns – akis– some species grow thorns that are as long as 8-10cm, and sharp as a knife. We're Jungle Memories Uganda contact us for your favorite African safari!

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05/01/2021

Bird watching in Uganda is often interesting whenever you choose to travel with experts! With over 5000 bird species, your bird watching safari will be as great as you can imagine! We're Jungle Memories Uganda we just bring those Close to you!

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01/01/2021

The striking leopard is one of the hardest large species to observe in Uganda, thanks to its nocturnal, solitary behavior and well-camouflaged coat.

Their survival is partly due to their adaptability to warm and cold climates and ability to climb trees while carrying heavy prey - keeping it safe from other predators such as lions and hyenas.
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30/12/2020

An African safari is not only watching the wildlife in those misty Savanna National parks and Forests, but it also rewards a traveller with stunning views of sunsets and sunrises with a vibe of bromance! Let us organise your Luxury Safari in one of Africa's hidden gems! We're Jungle Memories Uganda

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27/12/2020

Despite the fact that some of Queen Elizabeth National Park's heards of Elephants migrated to the Virunga, this park still remains a true reward for travel memories! Let us prepare your itinerary for you! Travel with experts,choose Jungle Memories Uganda

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18/12/2020

With every bit of majestic showcase! The gray crowned crane are well known for their dancing skills 😁 and yes they really do. It’s a breeding display and they like to ‘throw shapes’ in order to attract a mate. Can you dance like a crane? Well, if you can move your feet, bow and jump then you’ve got the basic crowned crane dance steps! We're travel with experts!

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15/12/2020

Why Visit the Masai Mara on a safari?

Game viewing in the Masai Mara is excellent all year round thanks to its varied landscapes, wide open spaces, temperate climate and diverse population of resident game. Its champagne-coloured savannahs are home to safari heavyweights like lion, leopard, elephant and buffalo, plus popular species like zebra, giraffe, hyena, eland and gazelle. Book with www.junglememories.com and discover the wilderness.

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13/12/2020

Nestled between Lake Kigambira and the Rubanga Forest, the location of Kigambira safari Lodge provides the ideal base for the adventurous traveller with a range of activities from game drives & boat trips on Lake Mburo, to exhilarating hikes through the low canopied forest or the looping trail around Lake Kigambira. We're Jungle Memories Uganda book for your favorite African safari with us!
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12/12/2020

Uganda has an extraordinary natural beauty and significant untapped tourism potential.

From the highest mountain range in Africa — the Mountains of the Moon — to the mighty Nile, Uganda is filled with natural beauty.

So, it’s only natural that there is a variety of wildlife and flora found within the country’s boundaries. More than half of the world’s endangered mountain gorillas, over 1,000 bird species, along with seven out of the 18 plant kingdoms, and more than 340 mammal species find sanctuary in Uganda.
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22/11/2020

Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda is often said to have the world's only tree climbing lions. The same is said about Manyara National Park in Tanzania. But the truth is, the tree climbing lions aren't a special type or breed of lions, basically any lion can climb a tree, it more depends on the presence of suitable trees to climb. In fact, I would like to claim that you are much more likely to see a lion in a tree in Murchison falls National Park, than in any other place, especially during and just after the rainy seasons. This is of course partly because of the sheer number of lions in Murchison falls National Park, making it easier to find lions at all. The only lions that really almost never climb trees, are large, adult males, they are just too big and heavy! We're Jungle Memories Uganda choose us for your fascinating African safaris!

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19/11/2020

Did you know?

The Ugandan red colobus is found only in Africa. ... The habitat of theUgandan red colobus varies by population. Kibale National Park,Uganda, inhabited by the largest population, is a moist evergreen tropical forest. Kibale National Park has been a protected area since 1993. We're Jungle Memories Uganda checkout our website!

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