Its concentration of wildlife makes it “one of the greatest natural wonders of the planet,” but that’s just one reason it was ...
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They came within inches of gorillas, watched the world’s fastest cat chase down its prey and saw the king of the jungle face of...
Around 100 years ago, wildlife in Africa flooded the plains in droves. Hundreds of thousands of rhinos, and lions and millions ...
The rhinoceros is a treasured sight for wildlife lovers. But its small population gives it a mysterious quality. There are doz...
My first steps out of Kilimanjaro Airport were refreshing ones. The air smells like air should – earthy, pure, and untainted. A...
Tanzania Safari serviceperson extraordinaire, Paul, first traveled to Tanzania over nine years ago. Today he says that “every t...
We tell all our guests to keep an eye out for the “big five” species—lion, rhinoceros, leopard, cape buffalo, and elephant—beca...
Don’t let the name fool you, rhinos are grey in color, not black or white as their names suggest. Both species are found in sub...
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