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Breathtaking Migration of Wild Animals from Tanzania to Kenya


Each year, more than half a million of the Serengeti National Park’s animals in Tanzania such as antelopes, zebras, lions, leopards, etc, begin their long journey to the Wild Reserve Masai Mara in Kenya after eating up all the Serengeti grasslands. The juicy grassland benefited from heavy rains falling in April and May, will attract them. The best time for tourists to visit their breathtaking movement is between July and October. However, the migration would implicit dead risks because there are many crocodiles “freezing” in the rivers where the animals must across and ready to eat any quarry.


 



These photos below help us know the dangerous migration of wild animals, especially antelopes and zebras every year:


 




Every year, thousands of antelopes from the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania across the river to Wild Reserve Masai Mara in Kenya


 




They must move to Masai Mara between July and October to find new food sources


 




It is the golden time for crocodiles to hunt quarry. They pretend to “freeze” in the river and only their backs are shown above the surface


 




They stand and act like they are made of rocks


 




Once the antelopes get in the water and didn’t recognize the illusion, this is the last error they made because they rarely survive to come back


 




Dozens of tourists, uploaded on jeeps, watch this moment with camera in hand for hours


 




One zebra tried to hide from the mouth of a cruel crocodile


 




Unfortunately, it still became a big quarry of the crocodile


 




Two crocodiles ate the zebra


 




Even when one zbra acrossed the river successfully, he was still killed by a crocodile


 


 






 


Related links:


Shadow Creation Device to Steer Large Animal Migrations


The Wildbeest Migration


Birds Migrate To The Same Water Every Year


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Striped Bush Squirrel - Selous Game Reserve, Tanzania

A few nice wild animals images I found:


Striped Bush Squirrel - Selous Game Reserve, Tanzania
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Image by David d'O
22 October 2009 - Selous Game Reserve, Tanzania

Striped Bush Squirrel / Gestreepte Boseekhoorn (Paraxerus flavovittis)

For those who like the biological details:
Click a link and you'll go to the Flickr photo page for that rank in the biological classification.

Phylum: Chordata; Vertebrates / Gewervelden
Class: Mammalia; Mammals / Zoogdieren
Order: Rodentia; Rodents / Knaagdieren
Family: Sciuridae; Squirrels / Eekhoorns
Subfamily: Xerinae; Marmots, Ground Squirrels, Afrian Tree Squirrels / Marmotten, Aardeekhoorns, Palmeekhoorns
Genus: Paraxerus; Bush Squirrels / Afrikaanse Boseekhoorns
Species: Paraxerus flavovittis; Striped Bush Squirrel / Gestreepte Boseekhoorn



Late Riser
wild animals
Image by thekevinchang
July 11, 2009
Glenview, IL

I think he was a little peeved that i woke him up.

Endangered Animal You Can Spot During The Tanzania Safari


A safari in Tanzania could bring back the excitement in your vacation. Tanzania safari is a new way to explore the world, if you are tired of traditional holidays lying in a chair by the pool. Here really appreciate the wild life, if you want to go near the animals and want to know about them which you see in the zoo that is best chance for visiting them. If you go to Tanzania there will be no moment of boredom, so much to see and lots to do there. This is a total motivation of the senses, thus taking your mind away from worldly responsibilities and the closeness of nature. You must begin, of course, to admire the fauna. A safari is a completely new and rental agreement here is total relaxation by doing nothing.

You will have the chance to be very close to such a live breathing wild dangerous animal that will certainly get your blood boiling. Through the Tanzania safari you can lean about the habitat and history of the dangers animals which you see on the on documentaries and since some of these animals are in declining numbers all over the world but it give the exclusive chance to encounter wild that are very dangerous animals and can go to close to see them. Lions are very dangerous and their large size and aggressive demeanour poses a threat to cattle and smaller stock. They are one of the flagship animals for the country and are very valuable for Tanzania's tourism and research. They are also praying on zebras, hartebeest and bongos.  Large carnivores in Tanzania have reduced populations but they are still very dangerous for farmers and livestock.

Another endangered animal you can spot during the safari is the cheetah – the fastest animal on earth. These beautiful creatures are diminishing in numbers and the lost of their habitat is the number one reason for that. Spotted hyenas are also one of the in dangers of extinction and at the same time particularly dangerous animals to be seen in conservation. Being on this safari you can get across a praying hyena. They can be seen in almost every Tanzania Park and are sometimes blamed for decreasing population in some rhino families.

Wild African dogs are also among the animals that experiences a huge contraction to their geographical range, but there are some populations that started to recover on their own and you can meet some of them along your exciting journey.

You should go on a safari in Tanzania, familiar with the endangered animals and what can be done to save them, and know their world!


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