Serengeti


The most well-known park of Tanzania got its name from the maasai word, meaning “ endless plain “.

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300 km from Arusha, it covers 14.500 km2 with all kinds of biotopes : lakes, rivers, forests, hills, and the famous “kopjes “, granitic rocks where lions like to stay.

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But they also like trees:

Up…

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…or under!

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Cheetahs are not shy…

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The leopard prefers see the life from up….but sometimes he comes down from his tree.

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  • Mangoustes naines (© Fafa)
  • Damalisques (© Fafa)

The Hippo-pool: :

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Bateleur eagle (© Fafa)
Fish eagle (© Fafa)
Egyptian vulture (© Fafa)
Long creasted eagle (© Fafa)
Verreaux’s eagle owl has nice pink eyelids 
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  • Guinea fowl (© D. Gremion)
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