Less-to-Known Facts About Masai Mara National Park
Located in between Kenya and Tanzania, the most diverse and abundant wildlife hub, Masai Mara accommodates a wide array of wild animal species within protected areas of game reserves and national parks. No wonder that East Africa is one of the excellent safari destinations throughout East Africa as well as across the world.
Well, the Masai Mara ecosystem has an exclusive support of the most varied selections of terrestrial wildlife throughout the world. The main group of wild species includes carnivores, primates, reptiles and ungulates. Among them, carnivores are the usual suspects like lions, cheetahs, hyena, jackal, leopard and much more, others, such as mongoose, wild dog, genet, etc. primates are rare to be seen but include baboon, monkey and bush baby. The ungulates include impala, gazelle, duiker, dik-dik, eland, hartebeest, klipspringer, kudu, roan antelope, topi, waterbuck and of course the wildebeest.
One
of the most important fact about Masai Mara safari is that wildlife you
will find here is plenty in number and more the Big Five- elephant,
leopard, rhino, buffalo and lion; all these wild animals are quite easy
to spot in Masai Mara National Park.
Wildebeests have managed to get the name, “Clowns of the Savannah”. But when it comes to survival, no one can laugh at the wildebeests as they thrive in a wide number and are said to be the most successful species.
Majestic Wildebeest Migration- The BreathTaking Offering Of Nature To Explore
The great wildebeest migration is nothing but an annual massive movement of millions of ungulates allured first towards the north and then go back to the south by the ultimate promise of rainy season. In fact, the wild animal herds follow tirelessly almost the same pattern every year and at around the same time of the calendar. In general, the animals take around a 2900 km clockwise trek amazingly year long. Approximately, 1.3 million wildebeest, 200,000 zebra and a multitude of gazelles are involved in a spectacular wildebeest migration.
Wildebeests have managed to get the name, “Clowns of the Savannah”. But when it comes to survival, no one can laugh at the wildebeests as they thrive in a wide number and are said to be the most successful species.
Majestic Wildebeest Migration- The BreathTaking Offering Of Nature To Explore
The great wildebeest migration is nothing but an annual massive movement of millions of ungulates allured first towards the north and then go back to the south by the ultimate promise of rainy season. In fact, the wild animal herds follow tirelessly almost the same pattern every year and at around the same time of the calendar. In general, the animals take around a 2900 km clockwise trek amazingly year long. Approximately, 1.3 million wildebeest, 200,000 zebra and a multitude of gazelles are involved in a spectacular wildebeest migration.
In
Masai Mara, you can get to witness a great game while walking, horse
riding and even aloft a hot air balloon ride. Going on a Masai Mara balloon safari with BuyMore Adventures
will be a great experience to cherish forever. With the experienced
tour guides, you can get around the Masai Mara National Reserve and
obtain better knowledge regarding Masai Mara migration of wildebeests.
On the top of that, the tour guides are well-versed in the local
languages, places, sights and attractions, so you can get to know about
Masai Mara Safari in an excellent way.
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