Mufasa_Travels

16/07/2025

Zebras are always on the lookout for predators like lions and hyenas—their perched-up ears are a clear sign of alertness, often pointing toward whatever has caught their attention.🦓

14/07/2025

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Welcome to Tsavo West National Park — a land of lava flows, springs, rocky ridges and untamed wildlife. In this video, we explore the rugged charm of this ic...

14/07/2025

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Experience Tsavo West National Park — where ancient lava flows, crystal-clear springs, rugged ridges, and untamed wildlife come together in one epic safari journey. From dramatic landscapes to unforgettable animal encounters, this is safari at its purest.

12/07/2025

The Sykes monkey.
These forest-dwelling monkeys mostly spend much of their time foraging for fruits, leaves, and insects. They live in social groups and rely heavily on vocal calls and facial expressions to communicate. Staying alert helps them avoid predators like eagles, leopards, and snakes.

11/07/2025

It doesn’t need to roar to command respect. The African buffalo is one of the fiercest animals you’ll ever meet on foot.

09/07/2025

Perched on a termite mound, this Red-and-yellow Barbet surveys its surroundings. Though often seen on lookout points like this, they usually nest in tree cavities or vertical soil banks. One of many colourful gems you can encounter on safari!

07/07/2025

The Clean-Up Crew of the Savannah 🐾
Spotted hyenas may look mischievous, but they’re among Africa’s most efficient predators and scavengers. Living in powerful, matriarchal clans, they communicate through iconic whoops, cackles, and body language — all while keeping the ecosystem in check.

04/07/2025

Can you spot the ossicones? These horn-like structures on a giraffe’s head are used during sparring and they are also believed to play a role in thermoregulation🦒

02/07/2025

With large ears and keen hearing, black-backed jackals are well-equipped to detect prey and avoid danger.

30/06/2025

Male waterbucks’ horns have growth rings that become more pronounced with age, offering a rough age estimate. These ridges also improve grip during dominance fights.

27/06/2025

A gentle clash🐘 African elephants often use their tusks in play or to establish dominance.

20/06/2025

The crested crane.
These cranes are monogamous, meaning they choose one mate for life. You’ll often see them in pairs or small family groups — it’s part of their social structure.