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Big Game Safaris

Name: Big Game Safaris
Address: Maragwa, KE
Telephone: +254729260895
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21/07/2025

Leopards are elusive and elegant, they are true master of camouflage. With tyeir rosette-spotted coat blending seamlessly into the dappled light of trees and bushes, they becomes nearly invisible in their natural habitat. Leopards often retreat to the treetops, not only to rest in safety but also to stash their prey away from scavengers like hyenas. Perched high above the savanna, they remain watchful and hidden — a silent predator ruling the wild from the shadows of the trees.

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16/07/2025

Leopards are the most powerful tree climbers among big cats, combining strength, stealth, and technique. Their ability to climb with heavy prey sets them apart in the animal kingdom.

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15/07/2025

Hippopotamus spends most of the day submerged in water to stay cool but comes out at night to graze. Despite their docile appearance, hippos are extremely aggressive and highly territorial in water. With their large, sharp canine tusks, they can cause serious injuries and even death during fights. Because of their unpredictable nature and immense strength, they are considered one of the most dangerous animals in Africa. Hippos live in social groups called pods.

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14/07/2025

The Marsh Pride is Kenya’s most famous lion pride, centered around the Musiara Marsh—a lush, water-rich area that provides ideal habitat for lions. The pride gained global recognition through its extensive feature in the BBC’s Big Cat Diary, which documented their lives, hunts, and social dynamics over several decades. Over the years, the pride has evolved, with new male coalitions taking over, the rise of new generations of females, and challenges stemming from human-wildlife conflict.

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12/07/2025

Striped hyenas live a solitary life or in pairs, unlike the more social spotted hyena. They are primarily nocturnal and are very shy around humans. While they are strong scavengers, they will hunt small animals when necessary. Striped hyenas are commonly found in savannas, scrublands, and rocky terrain. They belong to the unique Hyaenidae family, and despite their appearance, they are not closely related to dogs or cats.

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11/07/2025

Lions don’t hunt or eat every single day, but when prey is available, they can consume 7–10 kg of meat per day to satisfy their hunger and energy needs. Their feeding pattern often involves gorging on a large kill, then fasting for a few days while they digest. They are also opportunistic and will scavenge when necessary, often stealing kills from other predators like cheetahs or hyenas or Leopards.

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10/07/2025

Elephant herds usually consist of related females, daughters, aunts, sisters and their young calves led by a matriarch. The matriarch plays a crucial role in guiding the group especially during migrations or when danger is near.
Male elephants live separately often forming bachelor groups. However, older and stronger male rejoin the herds temporarily during the mating season.
Elephants are known for their strong social bonds. They display empathy and even mourning behaviors when a herd member dies. Their social memory is exceptional matriarchs use their experience to recall safe paths, water sources, and past dangers.

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09/07/2025

A male lion is the iconic symbol of power in the African savannah. His daily routine revolves around roaming vast territories, patrolling boundaries, and scent-marking with urine to assert dominance and ward off rival males. He mates with the pride’s females to pass on his genes and secure his legacy. When it comes to stamping authority, the male lion is both brutal and uncompromising, especially toward growing juveniles. As young males near maturity, they are forcefully driven out of the pride, a harsh but necessary act to eliminate competition and preserve the male’s rule.

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08/07/2025

Masai Mara has transformed into a moving sea of animals. The air is thick with tension and dust, the ground trembles beneath the thundering hooves of wildebeest, and the only sound is the relentless rhythm of migration. Predators lurk in the shadows' lions, hyenas, and cheetahs silently trailing the herds, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. What unfolds before you is pure, unscripted drama, a raw and breathtaking spectacle of life and death playing out in real time.

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05/07/2025

While lions are not typically known for their tree-climbing skills like leopards, some prides have developed this behavior and practice it regularly. Though still relatively rare across the species, tree-climbing lions are a well-documented phenomenon. This behavior appears to be learned and passed on within specific groups, highlighting the adaptability of these big cats.

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04/07/2025

Kenya is home to both the iconic Black and White rhinos. These magnificent animals have long been targeted by poachers for their horns, which are falsely believed to have medicinal value. As a result, significant conservation efforts have been established in sanctuaries and conservancies such as Lewa, Ol Pejeta and Lake Nakuru. Thanks to the dedication of researchers and conservationists, Kenya has made remarkable progress in protecting and sustaining its rhino populations. This commitment has also ensured the survival of the world’s last two northern white rhinos Najin and Fatu, who live under 24/7 armed protection at Ol Pejeta Conservancy.

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03/07/2025

Craig the Tusker is one of Kenya’s most iconic and majestic elephants, renowned for his extraordinarily large tusks that nearly touch the ground. His impressive size and gentle temperament have made him a favourite among people. Craig’s survival is a testament to the ongoing fight against poaching, a symbol of successful conservation efforts that continue to protect Kenya’s wildlife.

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Monday	08:30 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:30 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:30 - 17:00
Thursday	08:30 - 17:00
Friday	08:30 - 17:00
Saturday	09:00 - 13:00

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+254729260895

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http://www.biggame-safaris.com/

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