Rolux Safaris &Trekking

We were Lucky enough to Spot a Lone Leopard Coming Towards our Safari vehicle Between SWAI KOPJES & CANDELUBREM Área in Sérengeti ! He was very hungry and at one point had to Chase A lone impala That was Hiding behind a Closed bush ! Some very Rare splendid Encounters! Bookings 📥[email protected] 🔗https//:roluxsafaris.com

During Christmas Came Across these Two Young Male lions Trying to Cross a water pool in order to go and join other 3 young Males Few Meters from NAABI Gate ! The Coalition formed was comprising of 8 young Males in Total! Bookings 📥[email protected] 🔗https//:roluxsafaris.com Video credits @rolux_tanzania_safaris

MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎄🎁 & HAPPY NEW YEAR TRAVEL FAMILY! ENJOY WITH YOUR FRIENDS & LOVED ONES ! “ “ BOOKINGS 📥[email protected] 🔗www.roluxsafaris.com @ana_michel_33650 @garrignon

The King protecting her Queen as They were in Honeymoon in the Ngorongoro Crater , Jackal Hill area Ngorongoro Seemed to be one of the Lake Quintet males that got her partner and Changed the Territory quickly! Besides were other females and cubs but no any other male around so this was the dominant “ “ Bookings, 📥[email protected] 🔗https//:roluxsafaris.com

The Maasai are a semi-nomadic ethnic group of people who live in northern Tanzania and Kenya: Location The Maasai live in the Serengeti plains, the Loliondo area, and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Population The exact number of Maasai in Tanzania is unknown, but it’s estimated to be around 430,000. Lifestyle The Maasai are pastoralists who move their livestock and themselves seasonally. They live in small, semi-permanent huts called « manyattas » made from mud, sticks, grass, ash, cow dung, and human urine. Language The Maasai speak the Maa language, which is related to Dinka, Kalenjin, and Nuer. Most Maasai also speak Swahili and English. Culture The Maasai are known for their distinct traditions, customs, and dress. Men wear red robes called Shúkà, while women wear colorful, beaded clothing. Warriors wear their hair in red-dyed braids. Diet The Maasai eat a simple diet of raw meat and raw milk, and sometimes drink raw cow blood during special ceremonies or when they are sick Bookings, 📥[email protected] 🔗https//:roluxsafaris.com @ana_michel_33650 @garrignon

ONE OF THE NAABI YOUNGSTERS, ROAMING AROUND AS IT WAS RAINING EARLY MORNING ! WELCOMING VISITORS ENTERING & LEAVING THE SÉRENGETI ! «  «  Bookings, 📥[email protected] 🔗https//:roluxsafaris.com

NGORONGORO A UNDOUBTEDLY ORNITHOLOGICAL PARADISE ! FACTS ABOUT PELICANS ! A pelican’s beak has several functions, including: *Catching prey: Pelicans use their beaks as nets to scoop up fish and other aquatic creatures. The beak’s hook at the tip helps grab slippery fish. Draining water: Pelicans can’t fly or eat if their pouch is full of water, so they drain it by tilting their head forward. Swallowing: Pelicans swallow their prey whole by throwing their heads back. *Drinking: Pelicans can also use their beaks to collect rainwater. Herding: Pelicans work together to herd fish into shallow water or smaller circles using their beaks and sometimes their wings. *Manipulating prey: Pelicans use their beaks to maneuver their prey into a position where they can swallow it. Pelicans have large, long beaks and large throat pouches that can hold up to 3 gallons of food. The lower jaw of a pelican’s beak is made up of two thin bones that support the pouch. Vidéo Taken @ngorongoro_crater @visitngorongoro

A lone wondering cheetah spotted at Makoma 10 , Near into wild Africa Signature Camps ! Such a beautiful sighting “ “ Bookings, 📥[email protected] 🔗https//:roluxsafaris.com

A Fantastic encounter with Simba at Makoma 10 , Serengeti National park . Was such a cool one as well ! “ “ “ Bookings 📥[email protected] 🔗https//:roluxsafaris.com #serengeti #roluxsafaris #travellers #safari

DURING ONE OF THE WILD GAME DRIVES IN THE SÉRENGETI OUR TEAM ACROSS THIS GREAT ENCOUNTER! A LEOPARD SOLO WALKING AROUND SWAI KOPJES “ “ Bookings, 📥[email protected] 🔗https//:roluxsafaris.com

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE FOR LION MANES TO GROW ? As lions reach full adulthood, usually around 4 to 5 years of age, their manes are at their most impressive. The mane continues to grow and darken, often reaching its maximum length and fullness around 5 to 6 years old. “ “ 📥[email protected] 🔗https//:www.roluxsafaris.com

A Huge Heard of Buffaloes 🦬 Trying to attack a lion Pride at Ngorongoro Crater ! They Started chasing the lionesses and Ended Up Trying to Inflite some injuries to one of the lioness 🦁 Watch till End ! Bookings, 📥[email protected] 🔗https//:roluxsafaris.com