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28 Sep. 2020
Giraffe
“The symbiotic relationship between yellow-billed oxpecker (Buphagus africanus) and giraffe is a mutual relationship where both individuals benefit.
The oxpecker feeds on ticks that suck on the blood of the animal, therefore, provides comfort to the giraffe.”
25 Sep. 2020
Lake Victoria
Lake Victoria, also called Victoria Nyanza, largest lake in Africa and chief reservoir of the Nile, lying mainly in Tanzania and Uganda but bordering on Kenya. Its area is 26,828 square miles (69,484 square km). Among the freshwater lakes of the world, it is exceeded in size only by Lake Superior in North America.
21 Sep. 2020
Born Park Adventures.
We offer Wildlife safaris, Mountain climbs, Cultural tours, Coastal excursions and treks to all areas of Tanzania. We cater to all size groups and budgets. Born Park Adventures always focuses on mutuality and relationship, sustainable practices and social accountability.
18 Sep. 2020
Hadzabe Tribe.
Visitors to Tanzania can not only visit with these traditional people, but also witness a thrilling sunrise hunt to see just how these hardy people have survived in the sometimes harsh Tanzanian wilderness for thousands of years.
16 Sep. 2020
Chimpanzee.
According to Hunt, if you shave a chimp and take a photo of its body from the neck to the waist, “at first glance you wouldn’t really notice that it isn’t human.” The two species’ musculature is extremely similar, but somehow, pound-for-pound, chimps are between two and three times stronger than humans.
Facts about Chimpanzee.
1.DNA (the material that determines how a living thing will look and function) of chimps and humans is 98.5% the same.
2.After humans, chimpanzees are the most intelligent of our planet’s primates. They talk to each other using different gestures, facial expressions and numerous vocalisations, too, such as hoots, grunts and screams.
3.Chimpanzees get around by climbing and swinging through trees and by walking on all fours (knuckle-walking), but they can also walk upright on two feet if they want to.
4.Females will reach reproductive maturity by age 13 and can give birth . Although not seasonal breeders females do have an oestrous cycle, and the number of oestrus females in a group at any one time can vary by season. Similar to human females, chimpanzees come into oestrus about once a month.
Tanzania Is Safe.
14 Sep. 2020
Tanzania Lions.
Tanzania has the largest number of lions compared to other African countries, “There are estimated to be between 14,000 and 15,000 lions in the country today, thanks to an extensive network of protected areas in form of national parks, game reserves which form at least 300,000 square kilometres”. ATTA – African Travel & Tourism Association.
11 Sep. 2020
Secretary Bird/Karani Tamba (In swahili).
Is one of Tanzanian weirdest birds. It struts about the Savannah with the head of an eagle and the legs of a stork. In reality, it is a bird of prey. It is usually found in the open grasslands and savanna of the Sub-Saharan regions.
Tanzania Tourism – Tanzania Is Safe.
09 Sep. 2020
Giraffe Drinking Water
Giraffes a.k.a Miss Wilderness are the world’s tallest mammals. A giraffe’s legs alone are taller than many humans—about 6 feet.
Tanzania Tourism – Tanzania Is Safe.
07 Sep. 2020
The Wilderness
Impalas are medium-sized antelopes that roam the savanna and light woodlands of Tanzania. In the rainy season, when food is plentiful, they may gather in large herds of several hundred animals to browse on grasses and herbs, bushes, shrubs, and shoots.
02 Sep. 2020
Tanzania Safari
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Tanzania Tourism – Tanzania Is Safe.
