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31/08/2024

Some centuries ago, Kakamega Forest used to be part of a vast ecosystem known as the Guineo-Congolian forest, which stretched from the Atlantic Ocean, through the Congo Basin, all the way to Kenya....

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As the last remnant of the once great Guineo-Congolian Rainforest, Kakamega Forest remains a vibrant ecosystem, rich with over 400 species of plants and 480 species of birds.

30/08/2024

Over the past half-century, there has been a devastating decline of approximately 70% in the overall wildlife population.

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17/08/2024

The incredible wonders of wildlife safaris and the big five tend to obscure the fact that Kenya is also endowed with some of the most marvelous beaches in the world, making it an ideal destination for anyone who wishes to combine the thrill of an African safari and the relaxing ambiance of the Indian Ocean shores.

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An African Safari isn't complete without a dive into the shimmering Indian Ocean waters in one of these enchanting Kenyan Coast Beaches.

14/08/2024

Nestled in the northern central region of Kenya, Samburu is indeed a spellbinding marvel, adorned with a vibrant culture, colorful people, picturesque landscapes, and an abundance of unique flora and fauna.

Despite the western influences, the Samburu still maintain most of their traditions. Samburu is a splendid landscape endowed with rich wildlife and a vibrant culture.

09/08/2024

THE RED LIST: FIVE BIG NAMES IN THE IUCN CRITICALLY ENDANGERED MAMMALS.

The western black rhinoceros went extinct in 2011, several other mammals are set to follow suit if more conservation efforts aren't taken.

08/08/2024

Thought I had seen it all😮, indeed hidden and hard to spot📸 and yet in the still darkness of African savannahs and mountains, they roam, casting shadows of mystery all over and causing havoc in the wild🦕🦉💯

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07/08/2024

Every season carries its own unique treasure. Our latest blog sheds light on the best time to visit Kenya and the splendor that awaits you in every season. 💫🇰🇪
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31/07/2024

For the best East Africa Wildlife Safari experience, travel with Siraam Tours...

08/12/2023

FACTS ABOUT AFRICAN WILD DOG.
Also known as the painted dog or cape hunting dog is native to sub-saharan Africa. The African wild dog are such amazing and incredible social animals that live in packs of between 5 to 20 dogs. They form strong bonds among themselves led by the dominant male and female called alpha. The pack work as a group while showing care and being supportive to members who may be ill or weak. They are known to be intelligent as in their way of communicating and this helps them through all the walks of their life and particularly; in the hunting of food, understanding family roles or locating safety. African wild dogs thrives in a wide variety of habitat including the short-grass plains, deserts, bushy savannas, woodlands, and upland forests. The African wild dogs are best sighted on a Kenyan wildlife safari to Laikipia, Samburu, Tsavo East and West, and Masai Mara wildernesses. This makes your safari a perfect adventure experience of all times!.

24/11/2023

17/11/2023

THE LIONESS AND THE CUB
->Lionesses in a pride often have cubs around the same time as each other.

->Although they are usually referred to as cubs, lion babies can also be called whelps and lionets.

->They look after them in a group, known as a 'crèche' which helps to keep them safe from predators – meat-eating animals.

->Lionesses will instinctively do everything they can to protect their cubs from aggression by the male lions and at times fight even to their death.

->Male lions form coalitions, usually among brothers from the same litter to gain an advantage in territorial defense and compete for mating rights.

->In the absence of a strong dominant male, lionesses are even less likely to successfully challenge such coalitions in defending their cabs

->Lionesses will take care of their cubs until they reach the age of two or three. At this age, the cubs are called sub-adults.

->By age three both male and female lions are fully grown. Males will soon leave their natal pride and females usually remain.

15/11/2023

What is Ol Pejeta famous for?
Today, Ol Pejeta is the largest black rhino sanctuary in East Africa, and home to two of the world's last remaining northern white rhinos.
It is the only place in Kenya to see chimpanzees, in a sanctuary established to rehabilitate animals rescued from the black market.

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04/11/2023

WHAT IS A PORCUPINE?
*The word porcupine means “quill pig” in Latin; however, porcupines are large rodents with no relation to pigs.
*Porcupines are the largest and heaviest of all African rodents.
*The head is roundish and rather domed, with a blunt muzzle and small eyes and ears.
*The legs are short and sturdy, and each foot has five toes, all equipped with powerful claws.
*Their most recognizable feature is, of course, its quills. Quill length varies on different body parts, ranging from 2.5 to 30.5 centimeters (1 to 12 inches).
*Usually, the quills lie flat against the body, but if danger threatens, they raise and spread them. Scales on quill tips lodge in the skin like fishhooks and are difficult to pull out.
*New quills grow in to replace lost ones.

13/09/2023

GREAT WHITE PELICAN (A perfect Birding Safari in Kenya)
The Great White Pelican is also known as the Eastern White Pelican, Rosy Pelican or White Pelican. These elegant birds have their perfect habitat in Kenya. Concentrations are found at the Kenyan salt lakes in the Rift Valley, where they feed on larger fish. They’re equipped with an enormous pink and yellow bill, and a dull pale-yellow gular pouch. The bird is highly sociable and often forms large flocks. It is well adapted for aquatic life. October to April is the best time of the year to go birdwatching in Kenya.
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16/08/2023

GREY-CROWNED CRANES
*The grey-crowned cranes are closely related to the black-crowned cranes.

*The two species can be distinguished by genetic evidence, calls, and plumage.

*They inhabit the savannahs and marshlands of eastern and southern Africa.

* The cranes are omnivores, eating plants, seeds, grain, insects, frogs, worms, snakes, small fish, and the eggs of aquatic animals.

*The bird is non-migratory and is most abundant in Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania.

*It is the National bird of Uganda represented on its national flag

*This most elegant bird among the 15 species of cranes, is now listed as endangered.

*Kenya is one of the countries hosting a majority of the species' population.

*However, its estimated population (in Kenya) in the 1980s was around 35,000 but is currently down to less than 10,000.

*The massive shrinking of the bird population is due to human activities such as water abstraction, human encroachment, deforestation of catchment areas, and siltation.

*The above activities are detrimental to the grey-crown cranes' survival made worse by climate change effects, especially on their crucial breeding areas.

*One of such main breeding points and severely affected habitat in Kenya is Lake Ol’ Bolosat in Nyandarua County.



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20/07/2023

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21/06/2023

This is the tallest animal on earth!
It has got the longest neck that comes in handy while browsing through the soft, yummy, and succulent trees tops. But yet its the same neck that is so short that the animal has got to spread it fore limbs while quenching it's thurst....🦒

21/06/2023

Our escapades at Maasai Mara in the month of June.
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01/06/2023

Siraam Tours Ltd gives you the best Safari options around Kenya!
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06/05/2023

17/04/2023

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17/04/2023

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