Women Adventure Africa

19/10/2026

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15/10/2026

Lifetime experience

12/10/2026

Hippos stay in water and mud to protect their sensitive skin from the harsh sun, prevent overheating, and avoid severe dehydration.

Hippos lack traditional sweat glands and have very sensitive skin. Mud and water act as a natural sunscreen to block harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays.

The hot African sun can easily overheat their massive bodies. Submerging in cool water and thick mud helps regulate their body temperature.

11/10/2026

10/10/2026

Me in Materuni waterfalls

09/10/2026

The king will always be the king.

08/10/2026

Zebras rub their bodies against stones, rocks, and tree trunks to relieve hard-to-reach itches, remove loose hair during shedding, and get rid of skin irritants.

A zebra cannot use its teeth or hooves to scratch its own neck, belly, or back. Hard, rough stones act as a natural scratching post for these unreachable areas.

The abrasive stone surface helps dislodge external parasites like ticks, lice, and biting insects clinging to their fur.

The friction works like a brush to pull away old, dead winter or summer coats. Rubbing helps clear away dirt, dust, and dried mud that can cause persistent skin irritation.

07/10/2026

Massive wildebeest migration gives a breathtaking view.

06/10/2026

Elephants taking their sunscreen.

05/10/2026

Ngorongoro Crater is home to big five. Over 4000 African buffalo (Cape buffalo) live inside the Ngorongoro Crater, making sightings nearly guaranteed on every game drive. Large herds graze openly across the main crater floor.

Buffalo gather near wet areas and pools during the warm parts of the day to drink and cool off. Smaller groups and solitary older males known as "dagga boys often hang out near the forest edges and shady tree lines.

As bulk grazers, they eat coarse, tall grasses that other herbivores avoid, which opens up the landscape for smaller animals like wildebeests and gazelles.

Despite their calm appearance while grazing, they are wild animals and considered extremely dangerous; visitors must stay safely inside their vehicles.

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