The Uganda Safari Specialist

08/01/2021

Congratulations 👏

Happy gorilla year 2021! The new year brings another gorilla baby Bwindi Impenetrable forest fold! On January 4th, Nkuringo family’s Adult Female Nderema gave birth to a new baby bringing the family size to 12 members. The new birth marks Nderema's second infant following her first birth in 2018 that saw her baby sadly not make it due to environmental extremes within its first 15 days of birth.

13/10/2020

The Mukiza family of Bwindi impenetrable forest National Park in the Ruhija sector welcomes a new born baby gorilla. Mother Twijukye gave birth on 11th/10/2020 and the number is raised to fifteen individuals!
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12/08/2020

You just can't know how great he is, until when you find him blocking the path to your favorite destination 😁😁
That's when you will realize how great this giant he is! Celebrate World Elephant Day in style!

06/07/2020

Baby gorillas stay with their mothers for three to four years, the same amount of time a female gorilla waits between pregnancies, on average. 5. Unlike adult gorillas who make their nests on the ground, young gorillas build theirs in trees. Nursing gorillas usually share a nest with their mothers. Know more about wild's endangered species by traveling with Junglememories.com book now and travel tomorrow

04/07/2020

THE TREE CLIMBING LIONS OF ISASHA

It takes approximately 2 hours to drive to Ishasha – the most interesting part of Queen Elizabeth national park in Uganda. If you have a private vehicle or one you have hired from a tour company, you will certainly enjoy the views from Ishasha, the home of the tree climbing lions.
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28/06/2020

WHY RHINOS ARE ENDANGERED?

This situation has exacerbated threats such as trade in rhino horn and increased poaching due to poverty. Today, black rhinos remain critically endangered because of rising demand for rhino horn, from some Asian consumers, particularly in Vietnam and China, who use them in folk remedies.

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27/06/2020

Elephants are usually peaceful animals. Females may, however, be aggressive when young calves are present and bulls can be exceptionally aggressive during musth. All elephants may become aggressive when sick, injured or harassed.
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26/06/2020

Queen Elizabeth National Park is considered to be one of Uganda’s most varied and most beautiful protected areas. Queen, as she is affectionately known, is home to two of Africa’s big cats, the majestic lion and the elusive leopard. Kyambura Gorge Lodge guests can explore the plains of Queen Elizabeth Park in Uganda on a variety of game drives, usually at dawn and dusk. It is when daylight hours are coolest that wildlife is most active.

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19/06/2020

Did you know?The great white pelican fishes in the early morning and spends the reest of the day loafing, preening and bathing.
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16/06/2020

The Black and White Colobus monkeys, are another set of primates you must see in Kibale Forest National Park.
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