Mic Tours and Travel

03/03/2021

Today we celebrate the vast variety of life, flora & fauna we share the planet with.Let us all put in dedicated efforts to save and preserve the wildlife & create greater awareness on the need to maintain a healthy ecological balance on our planet.

📷 Photo credit: Francois Galland

16/02/2021

Oh Uganda, the birders paradise!

📷 Photo credit: Francois Galland

15/02/2021

Hippopotamuses love water and spend up to 16 hours a day submerged in rivers and lakes to keep their massive bodies cool under the hot African sun. Hippos are graceful in water, good swimmers, and can hold their breath underwater for up to five minutes.Their eyes and nostrils are located high on their heads, which allows them to see and breathe while mostly submerged.

📷 Photo credit: Francois Galland

10/02/2021

The main diet of the Black-and-white colobus consists of leaves, fruit, flowers, and twigs hence they are herbivores and they spend most of their lives on trees. You will never miss to see these on a nature walk at Bwindi.

05/02/2021

Elephant skin is over an inch thick. But because it’s loaded with nerve endings, their skin is also highly sensitive. Elephants from the same herd will often use touch to greet each other, either wrapping their trunks around each other or giving each other friendly “hello” taps on the body. 🐘

04/02/2021

The rhino's head is the heaviest part of their body, which is why they mostly eat short grass.They need to consume up to 50 kilos per day and drink about 60 to 80 litres of water in order to sustain their three-tonne weight. 🦏

03/02/2021

The Karamoja region offers diverse range of landscapes, wildlife and also one of the richest cultural heritages you ought to experience while on a Ugandan safari.

02/02/2021

02/02/2021

Wow the beauty of the wild never ceases. It was fascinating to have a glimpse of giraffes roaming the open grasslands.🦒