The Great Migration is here!
The annual Great Migration of wildebeest and zebra is one of the most incredible natural wonders on Earth. Every year, millions of animals make the perilous journey across the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania in search of food and water.
The migration begins in the southern Serengeti in May, when the wildebeest give birth to their calves. The herds then move north, following the rains, until they reach the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya in Early August.
Along the way, the animals face many dangers, including predators, drought, and disease. But they are driven by their instinct to survive, and they never give up.
The Great Migration is a truly awe-inspiring sight, and it's an experience that everyone should have at least once in their lifetime. If you're planning a safari to Africa, be sure to time your trip to coincide with the migration. You won't be disappointed!
Book your safari with @SafariBando today and experience the Great Migration for yourself!
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All Inclusive Safari in South Africa at Mabula Lodge from £92pp per month!

1st December 2025
10 days, All Inclusive
Accommodation at the 4* Mabula Lodge
Comfortable, air-conditioned transfers throughout
Flying from London Heathrow
Fully escorted by a friendly, experienced tour manager and wildlife specialist

Go in search of the Big Five on 5 safaris into the Mabula Private Game Reserve
Enjoy an expert-led wildlife talk and fascinating bush walk
Spend a night stargazing under the starry South African night sky
Pay a visit to the award-winning Hornbill Project
Enjoy an included lunch and bush walk through the reserve

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We had a lengthy #walk today that lasted more than two hours because the weather was so great. I'm not complaining—okay, maybe my feet are—but the surrounding #landscape is so #gorgeous that even after numerous walks, we still found #charmingspots we had not yet visited as well as many #medicinalplants.

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Area view of the 1st River Niger bridge in Onitsha

## What is a River?
A river can be defined as a big, flowing body of water that usually starts from a high place like a mountain and makes its way down to a lower place like a lake or an ocean.

## The River Niger
The River Niger is a very important river in Africa. It is one of the longest rivers on the continent and it flows through several countries, including Guinea, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, and Benin. It starts in the mountains of Guinea and travels for about 4,180 kilometers (2,600 miles) before reaching the Atlantic Ocean.

The River Niger is not just a source of water, but it also plays a vital role in the lives of the people who live along its banks. It provides water for drinking, farming, and fishing. Many villages and cities are built near the river because it gives people a source of water and helps them grow crops.

Area view of the 2nd River Niger bridge in Onitsha

The river is also home to many different types of animals and plants. You can find animals like crocodiles, hippos, and different kinds of fish in the River Niger. People use the river for transportation too. They can use boats to travel from one place to another, especially in areas where there are no roads.

One of the most famous landmarks along the River Niger is the Niger River Delta in Nigeria. It's a very important and diverse ecosystem with mangroves, swamps, and a lot of wildlife. The Niger Delta is also known for its oil reserves, which are important for the economy of Nigeria.

## Conclusion
So, the River Niger is not just a river, it's like a lifeline for the people and animals that depend on it. It provides water, food, transportation, and a home for many different living things. It's a fascinating, intriguing and important part of Africa's natural environment.


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Did you know that the majority of East Africa's cheetahs live in Tanzania? With their lightning-fast speed and brilliant markings, these majestic animals are a sight to behold in the wild.

When planning an amazing adventure safari in Tanzania, Serengeti National Park should be at the top of your list of places to explore. You will find wild creatures in the park's best viewing areas, thanks to our knowledgeable guides.

We are excited to explore this amazing location with you and make memories that will last a lifetime.

Get in touch with us directly for more details about your forthcoming Tanzania safari with us!

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In Ormanya wildlife park turkey, a pelican swallowed a plastic bottle that had ended up in the water as a direct result of littering.

Reasons to find a bin, or take rubbish home: https://turkey.postsen.com/local/261757/What-came-out-of-the-pelican%E2%80%99s-stomach-shocked-in-Kocaeli-%E2%80%93-Kocaeli-News.html

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Elephants, as far as the eye can see! Ithumba has become a hub for Tsavo’s elephants, particularly during the dry season — but not so long ago, this sight was unimaginable. The reason? Water, or lack thereof. As Kenya’s largest national park, Tsavo is one of the last great wildernesses in Africa and an ideal home for elephants and other creatures. However, its northern sector (Ithumba) is arid and marked by high salinity levels, rendering much of its water undrinkable. When rivers and water pans disappeared during the dry season, elephants had little option but to leave Ithumba. As a result, an otherwise pristine habitat was uninhabited for much of the year.

When we established our Ithumba Reintegration Unit in 2004, we also sought to address the area’s water challenges. In consultation with the KWS, we dug a borehole to tap into water beneath the ground. We also set up a desalination plant nearby, which processes the water and makes it potable. Our water bowsers then distribute clean water to troughs like this one, making several trips throughout the day to ensure drinking sources remain topped up.

As you can see, word is well and clearly out: Elephants young and old come from all over to avail themselves of fresh, clean water. In fact, Ithumba’s water troughs are a resource for all manner of wildlife — just recently, our Keepers reported a pair of buffalos sleeping outside the stockade-adjacent trough, patiently waiting for the next water delivery!

To learn more about Water for Wildlife, our supplementary water project, visit:
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Had some visitors stop by today
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Spotted hiding among the green and brown leaves of the trees is the Orange Thrush. Do you think you could spot one on a bird-watching excursion in Sri Lanka?

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Hi all! I just wanted to introduce myself and share a photo I took. Im from Namibia, currently in South Africa. Adventurer and trying to become a wildlife film producer. Plan is to visit the top 5 game parks in Southern Africa in a couple of months. It will be round about 7-8 months trip as I will spend between 5-7 weeks in a park.

Will stay in tented accomodation. Crazy, listen to night sounds. Watching the stars and just drive around, doing photography.

Namibia - Etosha Game Park
Zambia - Luangwa National Park
Zimbabwe - Hwange National Park
Botswana - Okavango Delta
South Africa - Kruger National Park
South Africa/ Botswana - Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park

The objective is to produce a 1 television series, covering all the parks.

Wanna join me? Let me know.

Regards

It’s wild. There’s been so many people reaching out this week, asking how to help with our efforts to protect the rainforest. And that is exactly what @tamanduaexpeditions is dedicated to doing: providing a safe, authentic, on the ground way for people to come, and experience conservation in action. Trips to the heart of the Amazon, to the wilds of Africa, India’s stunning Malabar coast — and all with the people who are working every day to protect ecosystems, wildlife, and culture. Travel with us!

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S○UTHERN AFRICAN C○UNTRIES TOP FACTS


1. Madagascar is the fourth largest island in the world.

2. Madagascar has the largest coastline in Africa.

3. South Africa is the only Country to have hosted FIFA World cup in Africa.

4. Eswatini is a kingdom ruled by a Monarch.

5. South Africa has the largest GDP in the region.

6. South Africa , cape Town city was ranked the best in 2019.

7. Namibia has the largest desert in the region known as namib desert that meets The Atlantic Ocean.

8. Lesotho is the only Landlocked country inside a country in Africa.

9. In Madagascar All houses should face west

10. Madagascar The head of the bed must face north

11. People in Madagascar Never have a funeral on a Thursday.

12. Nearly 40% of Botswana is made up of national parks and wildlife reserves which provide plenty of large areas for animals to roam.

13. Botswana is home to the world's largest concentration of African elephants, of which the highest concentration is found in Chobe National Park.

14. The world’s second-largest gem quality diamond was discovered in Botswana last year. It is the biggest diamond to be discovered in Botswana and the largest find in more than a century.

15 Botswana holds a number of world records including the world’s largest salt pans, the world’s largest inland delta and the world’s shortest border.

16. Half the people in Mozambique are under-17.More than half the women have their first child before they are 19.

17. Mozambique is the only country with a single word name that includes all five vowels.

18. Mozambique is the only country in the Commonwealth never to have been part of the British Empire.

19. Termite hills in Zambia can grow as big as a small house. With room for a pony. The termite hills are the size of a house.

20. In Zambia Victoria Falls is double the height of Niagara Falls
Victoria Falls is 108 metres in height. It’s almost double the height of Niagara Falls in Canada.The traditional name for Victoria Falls is Mosi-oa-Tunya, Mosi-oa-tunya means the ‘Smoke that Thunders’ and, as you can imagine, Victoria Falls truly lives up to its name.

21. In Zimbabwe There’s a massive man-made lake that sustains life to the country, Lake Kariba is the world’s biggest man-made lake and is used for commercial fishing operations and to supply electric hydropower to Zambia and Zimbabwe.

22. In Zimbabwe The noise of the Victoria Falls can be heard as far as 40 kilometers away.

23. Zimbabwe has five UNESCO World heritage sites; these are Khami Ruins, Great Zimbabwe Ruins, Victoria Falls, Mana Pools and Matobo Hills. Now that’s a good reason to come and visit. Find out more about these sites.

24. Angola , there are many Portuguese speakers in Angola than Portugal itself.
25. Namibia is home to the world’s oldest desert.

26. In Namibia The himba rive of Namibia is the most famous tribe in the region. The Himba tribe in the Kunene region of the country have strongly clung to their traditional ways and beliefs. They wear traditional clothes, eat traditional foods and even practice traditional religions. The women wear skirts and leave their upper body bare.

27. In Malawi Lake Malawi contains the largest number of fish species of any lake in the world.

28. South Africa has the best Healthcare in Africa that matches Europe and international standards.

29. South Africa is the second leading tourist destination in Africa after Morocco.

30. South Africa is the most popular country in Africa after Nigeria.

31. South Africa Rovos Rail & Blue Trains Are Considered The Most Luxurious Trains In Africa

32.South African Table Mountain Is One Of The Oldest Mountains In The World & Has More Species Of Flowers Than Some Countries In Europe

33. CapeTown South Africa Is Ranked Number 7 Most Beautiful City In The World.

34. South Africa South Africa is the first country in the world to carry out a successful heart transplant in capetown.

A woman from the Zulu nation in Southern Africa

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Tourist Map Sri Lanka

Comprehensive road map of Sri Lanka systems, historical and religious sites, forests and wildlife sanctuaries, ports and diving spots and many more..

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Map of Sri Lanka

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