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  Giraffe birth are a bit of traumatic event, to the casual observer. The mother does not lie down to give a birth--that means the calf drops to the hard earth in a rather ungraceful way. The calf drops a distance about 6 feet, but can reach a staggering 8 foot drop. There is a good reason for this birth-- the fall shocks the system and the calf has a far better chance of breathing air and general survival. Please come witness the action and go tell a friend about this amazing experience in the beautiful #serengeti Inquire now; info@entawuoexpedition.com #africa #tanzania #nature #naturematata #naturephotography #naturemagic #wanderlust #adventure #djnorizm #mangokiliadventure #ngu #natgeo #bbc #bbcearth #tanzaniasafari #tanzaniaunforgettable #exploringtheglobe #africanature #tourism #instagram #travel #travelgram #instatravel #wildafrica #adventuretime #tour #africasafari #instanature .

Northern Tanzania is home to some of the best safari experience. Nothing says adventure like a classic safari being in #tarangirenationalpark the home of big #elephant, it is the perfect opportunity to have a trip within and enjoy your day- beautful views of spectacular animals, having lunches in the middle of the bush in the peaceful landscapes of the Tarangire. Enquire now about bookings ;  Email; info@entawuoexpedition.com              entawuoexpedition@gmail.com Call/Whats app +255 656 967 548 #tanzania #nature #tanzaniaunforgetable #tarangire #wild #photography #bbc #cnn #travelling #wildanimal #natgeoanimals #natgeo #wanderlust #ngu #naturelovels #bbcearth #travelagent #destination #servalwildlife #adventuretime #africasafaris #mothernature #tour #instagram 

 CHEETAH   A Cheetah has around two thousand spots on its body and also black rings found towards the end of their tail. Luckily, each and every cheetah has its own unique pattern of markings, thereby, making it easier for researchers to do their bit [identify them] for the benefit of wild cheetahs. Book with us now and experience it all. info@entawuoexpedition.com

  That impressive and large eating bone- vulture soaring through the really high and rugged terrain of Europe, Asia and Africa--the lammergeier or bearded vulture. This vulture is not 'greedy' as the other vultures and has more of a 'polite' manner of eating. This unique vulture almost entirely eats bones and eats them, contrary to other vultures that gorge themselves silly and to the point where they are too heavy to fly well [that is why you see them sitting around a carcass as they are resting aiding digestion ].  The lammergeier is a steady -consumer and eats only about 8% of its body weight per  day.          Taking you off to great memories www.entawuoexpedition.com info@entawuoexpedition.com.

 Good morning one and all I'm reading a book titled 'encyclopedia of ugly animals'. Title meant to be humorous, many feel no animal is really ugly, not so. Granted, some animals, like certain spiders, can in deed be a bit creepy, but i do not find them ugly-as with many listed within this book. However, there is once i glance over, stall and then read a bit more as it is intrigues me: The useful and strange marabou stork.   This is a large bird, can reach 1.5 meters and guess what other bird is found within this sub Saharan bird's family? The vultures  No surprise really as this large stork is primarily a scavenger and like vultures essential to maintain the health of an ecosystem. For, one they clean rotting leftovers [often they are 'clean- up crew' after other scavengers] remaining at the water's edge, or other water sources, there by preventing the spread of germs.  --Luckily, they prefer aquatic areas but also happy to leave near humans and prefer to li...

  A leopardess may only have her first litter at 4 years of age, where usually one to two are born, but records reveal as many as five or six cubs can rarely, but also be born. -- a leopardess will move her cubs every3-4 days to another 'lair' so that they scent does not become too overpowering an attract the unwanted attention of predators.😍 Entawuo expedition is your bucket list destination to all this experiences in #Serengeti Contact us info@entawuoexpeditions.com www.entawuoexpedition.com entawuoexpedition@gmail.com Call/Whatssap +255 656 967 548. #tanzania #discover #explore #nature #naturephotography #wild #earthpix #mothernature #animal #tour #naturephoto #tourism #wildlife #animallover #instanature #waowafrica #masaimara #greatmigration #crossing .

  BLUE WILDEBEEST ‘Connochaetes taurinus’ This sighting felt like magic. To me wildebeests are itself mystic creatures. What do you think of them? Local legends say that its front legs originated from an ox, its back legs from an antelope and its tale and mane from horse. Besides their powerful and beautiful looks, their behavior is impressive too. Think for instance of the massive migrations.   But also, this specific moment; as the wildebeest created a special effect by itself. Dusty like smoke. Unforgettable! By the way wildebeests are often seen in groups and with other species. But did you know that they specifically have a special symbiotic relationship with zebras?   Zebras feed on the long tough grasses on the plains, while the wildebeests feed on the shorter grasses. In addition, Zebras have a great memory which help them recall safe migration routes, which comes in hand for directing the sometimes-aimless wildebeests. Wildebeests on the other hand have a f...

 OSTRICH   Sometimes you may see one of the female ostriches, or the male ostrich [as also incubates the eggs], sitting on their nest- a shallow hollow area dug into the earth, with outstretched wings. They are offering shade and preventing the keeping their eggs cool from the fierce African sun. -male ostrich protecting his chicks from the blazing sun. Come experience this beautiful moment with ostriches in our national parks #tarangirenationalpark. www.entawuoexpedition.com