Unveil Uganda safaris

Unveil Uganda safaris Knowing that Uganda is the Pearl of Africa, We have very many incredible cultures, landscapes.

Knowing that Uganda is the Pearl of Africa, We have very many incredible cultures, landscapes, wildlife with the opportunities of experiencing what Uganda is all about. Mara Tours team is here to walk that Journey with you for the greatest adventure of all. We offers a diverse range of environments all within relatively close proximity to one another. Our visitors can experience and see completely

different things depend on their area of choice. In a single trip to Uganda, you can visit Wildlife, Gorilla trekking, Birding, Missions, Water rafting, Boat Cruise…

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DID YOU KNOW🤔DIK DIKS USE THEIR TEARS TO MARK THEIR TERRITORIES 😭😂🙌8 adorable facts about dik-diks, the cutest tiny ante...
07/12/2024

DID YOU KNOW🤔
DIK DIKS USE THEIR TEARS TO MARK THEIR TERRITORIES 😭😂🙌

8 adorable facts about dik-diks, the cutest tiny antelopes.
These animals are notable not only for their tiny size, but also for being smart and social creatures that can survive in quite extreme conditions.
Let’s learn more about lovely dik-diks.😂
😭. A fully grown dik-dik is 12-16 inches (30-40 cm) tall and weighs up to 14 pounds (6 kg)

😭.Their name comes from an onomatopoeia of the repetitive “dik-dik” whistle through their long, tubular snouts when they are in danger. This sound alerts other animals of danger too.

😭.The biggest threat to dik-diks are humans – some people hunt them for their skin to make gloves.

😭.Dik-diks mate for life and live in couples.

😭.Male dik-diks have small black horns (3 in or 7.6 cm)

😭.The black spots in the corner of their eyes are preorbital glands – they produce special secretion dik-diks use to mark their territories.

😭.Dik-diks successfully survive in highly arid regions, as they lose very little water from their system while exhaling thanks to their hairy proboscis. They are also excellent at controlling their body temperature and metabolic rate.

😭.similar to the klipspringer, the dik dik’s pointy head gives it the ability to eat the leaves between the thorns of Acacia trees,and to feed while still keeping a look out for predators.

DID YOU KNOW!Trachylepis striata/African striped skink belonging to the scincidae family are mostly monogamous and rarel...
06/12/2024

DID YOU KNOW!
Trachylepis striata/African striped skink belonging to the scincidae family are mostly monogamous and rarely divorce but pairs only separate outside of breeding season.
Skinks defend their young ones against predators.
Most skinks lose their tails to predators.
Skinks mainly feed on invertebrates like insects,carrion, vegetables and fruits.
A young skink is called a skinklet.
A group of skink is called a circulus.

The colour of the agama lizard’s body depends on their s*x and position in the group. All females are green or brown. Su...
06/12/2024

The colour of the agama lizard’s body depends on their s*x and position in the group.

All females are green or brown. Subordinate males are brown, grey, red, blue, or yellow in color

The dominant male has bright blue body with red or yellow head.

Even the most resilient cats can look a bit disgruntled when they get caught in the rain! With the wet season now underw...
06/12/2024

Even the most resilient cats can look a bit disgruntled when they get caught in the rain!

With the wet season now underway across many part of Africa, wild spaces are quickly transformed into emerald havens and baby antelope soon appear peppered across lush landscapes.

It’s a productive time for predators, especially young cats looking to improve their hunting skills.

In **Cameroon**, grasshoppers are called *Munguin*, especially in the North West region. They are fried or roasted with ...
24/11/2024

In **Cameroon**, grasshoppers are called *Munguin*, especially in the North West region. They are fried or roasted with spices and enjoyed as a seasonal snack or side dish during the dry season.

In **Uganda**, they are known as *Nsenene* and are fried in their own fat or with onions and chili. A cherished delicacy, they are mostly eaten as a snack or topping for other dishes during April-May and November-December.

Cultural Importance:
Nsenene/ Munguin is a highly valued delicacy, particularly during its seasonal peaks in April-May and November-December.
It holds economic significance, with many people earning income by harvesting and selling grasshoppers.

Both countries value grasshoppers for their rich flavor, protein content, and cultural significance.

Birds fly in a V formation primarily for two reasons: energy efficiency and coordination.1. Energy EfficiencyWhen a bird...
22/11/2024

Birds fly in a V formation primarily for two reasons: energy efficiency and coordination.

1. Energy Efficiency

When a bird flaps its wings, it creates an upward air current (called a vortex) that helps reduce air resistance for the bird directly behind it. By flying in a V formation, birds take advantage of this lift, allowing them to use less energy while maintaining speed and distance.

Studies have shown that birds in formation can save significant amounts of energy compared to flying solo.

The lead bird does the most work and periodically rotates with others to share the burden.

2. Coordination and Communication

The V formation also helps the flock maintain visual contact with one another, making it easier to stay organized and avoid collisions. This is especially useful during long migratory journeys.

Birds facts

🅚︎🅨︎🅔︎🅝︎🅙︎🅞︎🅙︎🅞︎ 🇺🇬The Kyenjojo-Fortportal Road (50 km) in Uganda🇺🇬 is a vital artery connecting the country to its neig...
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The Kyenjojo-Fortportal Road (50 km) in Uganda🇺🇬 is a vital artery connecting the country to its neighbors, the Democratic Republic of Congo🇨🇩 and Rwanda🇷🇼.

This paved thoroughfare also serves as a popular route for tourists visiting the stunning Rwenzori Mountains and other national parks in western Uganda.

Discover Uganda on SafariIf you’ve ever thought about watching wild gorillas roam their native habitat, or seeing chimpa...
18/11/2024

Discover Uganda on Safari
If you’ve ever thought about watching wild gorillas roam their native habitat, or seeing chimpanzees swing their way across the rainforest, then a safari in Uganda is sure to deliver. Home to over half the world’s remaining wild mountain gorillas, Uganda is considered one of the premier primate trekking destinations worldwide.

But that’s not all. This landlocked East African country also offers classic big game viewing in settings like Murchison Falls National Park and Queen Elizabeth National Park. And Kibale Forest National Park is an outstanding destination for trekking primates, including chimpanzees, black and white colobus, and mangabeys. Visit our guide to Uganda’s national parks to learn more.

For birders, Uganda is second to none — with over 1,000 recorded species, including the rare Shoebill stork, black bee-eater, great blue turaco, and the Uganda woodland warbler.

A lush, hilly country with abundant wildlife offerings, Uganda offers a more off-the-beaten-path experience, and it continues to grow in popularity. From its diverse national parks to its warm, colorful culture, the country truly embodies what Ugandans so often say: “You are most welcome here.”

FROM GORILLA TREKKING TO BIG GAME SAFARIS, UGANDA OFFERS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE...IN A LUSH, OFF-THE-BEATEN-PATH SETTING.

This safari Land Cruiser is ready to take you on your safari in Uganda and Rwanda
13/11/2024

This safari Land Cruiser is ready to take you on your safari in Uganda and Rwanda

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