Africa is home to vast array of wild animals including the iconic Big Five. Safaris rewards with once in a lifetime opportunities for seeing these animals in their natural habitats. African wildlife plays an important role in maintaining the ecological health of the continent’s ecosystems. Predators like lions, leopards, and cheetahs keep prey populations in check, while herbivores like elephants and zebras graze on plants and disperse seeds, contributing to the health of grasslands and savannas.
There are now only two northern white rhinos left in the world. Naji and Fatu, both females live in Kenya’s Ol Pejeta Conservancy. The two rhinos are among the four of that kind which were moved to the conservancy in December 2009, from a zoo in the Czech Republic. Najin, her daughter Fatu, her father…
Spotting a rhino is a highly sought-after experience for safari. Understandably, rhinos are one of the critically endangered species in the wild due to poaching and habitat loss. There are just about 27,000 rhinos left in the world with white rhinos and black rhinos found exclusively in Africa. Despite being called “black” and “white”, these…
Kenya is blessed with large concentrations of wildlife including the Big-Five animals. The African lion, African leopard, African elephant, white or black rhino, and Cape buffalo are the priority for most tourists visiting Kenya’s national parks and game reserves. Why are they called the Big 5? The Big 5 is a group of animals that…