Crocodiles
A long time ago when animals ruled the world Africa was a very different place all the animals understood each other and got a long peacefully. In the calm waters of the lake lived the crocodile. Every evening he would crawl out at twilight and his smooth beautiful skin glowed in the light of the moon.
One night a curious frog saw this beautiful creature over awed by his glowing skin he croaked loud praises. Read the story »
Dating Baboon Style
Africa baboons form enduring friendships between members of the society group are crucial to the their survival. A troop of baboon consists of groups of female relatives. With the highest ranking female being the oldest. It is round her that the other members gather to groom one another and even sleep.
Although much of the female baboon’s time is spent with the groups they were born and raised in, they occasionally will mix and play with females from other groups often forming close relationships with them. Read the story »
Lions- Survival or killer Instincts?
It has often been said that Man is the only animal known to kill for fun. But after observing lions i beg to differ. Are lions natural born killers or do they hunt due to hunger?
Looking up the word instinct i get the definition, an inborn pattern of behavior that is characteristic of a species and is often a response to specific environmental stimuli. Read the story »
Aberdare National Park
Aberdare National Park is located about 100 km north from Nairobi and stretches over a wide variety of terrains because it covers altitudes from about 7,000 feet to 14,000 feet above sea level. The Aberdare National Park was created in 1950 to protect the forested slopes and moors of the Aberdare Mountains. Read the story »
Chale Island - South Coast
For those looking for a romatic gateaway, Chale Island is a small island south of Galu Beach and about 600 meters from the mainland and 10 km south of Diani on the Kenya coast.
Measuring 1,2 km long and 0,8 km wide with north-south orientation, Chale Island is divided into two parts: the hotel, main beach and immediate surrounds and the forest and wildlife (reserve). Wildlife abounds throughout the island:- troops of monkeys and baboons, nocturnal bush babies, many species of birdlife, small antelope, butterflies, to name but a few…
In addition the island is boasts the natural phenomenon of inland mangrove lakes to the West and open ocean to the East. The beach itself is protected by the coral reef (some 200 metres off-shore) meaning that conditions for swimming and snorkelling are ideal. Read the story »
A Look At
Aberdare National Park
Aberdare National Park is located about 100 km north from Nairobi and stretches over a wide variety of...
Chale Island - South Coast
For those looking for a romatic gateaway, Chale Island is a small island south of Galu Beach and about...
Kenya cultural safaris
Kenya is an enchanting country and few places in the world can better its varied tourist attractions....
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