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28/10/2026

Morning in the Mara. Endless plains, clear blue sky, and herds grazing as far as you can see.

Wildebeest and zebras graze side by side for a reason. The zebras eat the tall, tough grass first, and the wildebeest follow for the shorter grass underneath. With so many eyes and noses on watch, a predator struggles to get close.

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22/10/2026

A leopard hauling a kill up a tree is not graceful. It is just determined.

This one nearly lost its grip halfway up before muscling the carcass to the farthest branch, out of reach of hyenas and lions on the ground. Leopards can drag prey heavier than their own body weight straight up a trunk, one of the few cats strong enough to do it.

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Phone: +254 736 992 608
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18/10/2026

Ever watched two elephants wrestle and wondered who is winning?

These two locked trunks and pushed while the rest of the herd grazed nearby, completely uninterested. Play wrestling like this builds the strength and coordination young elephants will need later, though right now it just looks like fun.

Cutest safari moment: baby elephants or lion cubs?

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Phone: +254 736 992 608
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16/10/2026

Not the biggest meal. Still a meal.

Warthogs are not the trophy prey people picture when they think lion hunt, but when buffalo, wildebeest, or zebra are scarce, they matter. This pride worked together to close in fast, low to the ground, before the warthog had a chance to reach its burrow.

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Phone: +254 736 992 608
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12/10/2026

POV: the roaring starts before you even see who is doing it.

A brief scuffle broke out between two lions at Lake Nakuru, over almost as fast as it started, then the roaring began. A lioness walked past mid call, adding her voice to the noise. A lion's roar carries up to eight kilometres across open ground, which is exactly why it works as a warning.

That roar carries for miles. Would you want to hear it that close?

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Phone: +254 736 992 608
Website: solasafaritravels.com

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