Sanzi
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Travel | Tourism | Wildlife Safari Driver Guide || Travel Supervisor || Tour Consultant || Nature Conservationist
Kenya🇰🇪 East Africa
Joined February 2015
Awareness and the understanding of Biodiversity and the role of animals in the environment is key to human- wildlife co-existence. Every organism deserves to be conserved and protected from vulnerability and extinction. SAVE THE NORTHERN WHITE RHINO.
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This one…?
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30 years later,a PSG player has been ranked as the main contender of the prize. From Liberia ( George Weah-1995 winner and the only African to date) to Mali (Dembele’s father is from 🇲🇱)…
Probably the closest I’ll ever be to a Balon D’or winner!!
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A Tsavo Bull taking a Nap in Tsavo East N.P ( @KWSTsavoEast ) https://t.co/jf2Jl8Uu6r 2/2
“Wild elephants sleep about 2 hours in a 24 hour period (divided into 15-30 minute sleep units).They remain standing because their muscle structure allows them to lock their rigid legs, maintaining their stamina” 📍 T.E.N.P @KWSTsavoEast 23.02.2025
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A familiar question always arise; “How do elephants sleep?” Research has shown that Matriarchs (herd leaders) sleep for about 2hrs in a day-between 5am & 6am Adults sleep while standing,their muscle system locks completely (in the limbs) to prevent falling or tripping over. 1/2
Meanwhile near Amboseli NP: Craig taking a short nap, protected by a younger bull. 📍Kitenden Conservancy 🎥 Joel Gunter
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At birth,calves have 4 small developing molars which they will lose at about 2 yrs The final (6th) set appears at about 30 years Molar Number / Appears / Loss 1 / birth / 2 yrs 2 / birth / 6 yrs 3 / 1 yr / 13-15 yrs 4 / 6 yrs / 28 yrs 5 / 18 yrs / 43 yrs 6 / 30 yrs / 55-65yrs
Baby boom at Ithumba Reintegration Unit- @SheldrickTrust Kalama with a 10 day old calf (as at 11.07.2025) Photo Credits; Jemu Mwenda
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Baby boom at Ithumba Reintegration Unit- @SheldrickTrust Kalama with a 10 day old calf (as at 11.07.2025) Photo Credits; Jemu Mwenda
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PEOPLE & WILDLIFE= SUSTAINABLE TOURISM/SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS
You can’t conserve wildlife without supporting people “In conservation, there’s a common misconception: that saving wildlife is all about protecting land, setting boundaries, and focusing solely on animals. But the truth is far more complex—and far more human. At Tsavo Trust,
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Adventure,Research & Environmental/Wildlife conservation with its host communities are key in order to connect people,wildlife & the planet they all share. Digital innovation & diversification of the TPD-Tourism Product Development,while focusing on SUSTAINABLE TOURISM is needful
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So it’s in order to say the Giraffe & the Elephant exhibit the same mode (amble walk) of walking… only that elephants are abit slower. @hannes_1961 Frame 1; AMBOSELI N.P Frame 2; Maasai Mara N.R *2025
The Elephant Walk Elephants walk using a unique gait called an “ambling” or “pacing” walk, distinct from most four-legged mammals. Their massive size, averaging 6,000 to 14,000 pounds for adults, and specialized anatomy shape their movement. Here’s how it works: Leg Movement:
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A Red spitting cobra feeding on the Puff Adder đź“ą Nicholas Haller đź“Ť Tsavo
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19.06.2025 đź“ŤMaasai Mara
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Pic 4 2025
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A pic of you holding something 🥹
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It’s very sad on this WORLD ENVIRONMENT week,single use plastics are still in use at government forums. Sustainable tourism & Environmental conservation are at risk. @WRTIKenya @Environment_Ke
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#Zimbabwe culling 50 #elephants in Save Valley C. They are scentient, reminiscent, social creatures that mourn their dead. When you kill an elephant, a matriarch, you break a family structure. You traumatise an entire generation. Arguing w "Carrying capacities" is wrong!
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