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29/07/2024

29/07/2024

Here are some interesting facts about leopards in Uganda:
They are found in many national parks throughout the country including; Queen Elizabeth National Park, Murchison falls National park and Lake Mburo National Park. Queen Elizabeth NP is particularly known for having a healthy leopard population.
Leopards are well-camouflaged with their spotted coats which help them blend in with the savanna and the forest environments.
Unlike lions which live in prides, leopards are solitary creatures.
The only time you will see them together is when a mother is raising her cubs.
Leopards are excellent climbers and can be often found in trees, stalking prey or relaxing in the shade.
Leopards are nocturnal animals, so chances of sighting them in the night are high.

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10/05/2024

Amidst the tranquil beauty of Lake Mburo National Park, we are amused by the dignified Zebras quenching there thirst.
The striking Zebras seems to wear the colours of twilight, with its silhoute cast in the brilliant greenish water accentuating the stripes that define its uniqueness.
Gazing at this video, one cannot help but be mesmerised by the tranquil yet resplendent allure of the African Savanna. The Zebra stands as a symbol of nature's artistry, and in twilight moment, it exudes quiet strength and grace. It is a testament to the serene harmony of Lake Mburo, where the wilderness and its inhabitants coexist with all the surrounding has to provide.
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24/09/2023

This , we celebrate these great creatures just 2% different from us💚

16/09/2023

"We admire elephants in part because they demonstrate what we consider the finest human traits:empathy, self-awareness, and social intelligence. But the way we treat them puts on display the very worst of human behaviour." -Graydon Carter

15/09/2023

Two heads are better than one. The origin of this idiom can be traced to biblical times, but a more similar idiom was first written in English text by John Heywood in 1546

23/06/2023

The shoebill is a large, elusive, stalk-like bird with an almost prehistoric appearance due to its oversized shoe-shaped beak. They are sometimes referred to as ‘Whaleheads,' for obvious reasons.

Shoebills can stay motionless for hours, so their prey may not notice them looming until it's too late. The birds practice a hunting technique called “collapsing,” which involves lunging or falling forward on their prey.

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13/12/2022

To my mind, the greatest reward and luxury of travel is to be able to experience everyday things as if it's for the first time, to be in a position in which almost nothing is so familiar is taken for granted

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13/12/2022

To my mind, the greatest reward and luxury of travel is to be able to experience everyday things as if for the first time, to be in a position in which almost nothing is so familiar is taken for granted

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04/12/2022

Lions in the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park are famous for their preference for climbing and relaxing in the acacia and sycamore fig trees that dot the savanna grasslands. Scientists believe they do so to escape the heat and to keep away from disease carrying tsetse flies who stay close to the ground. ⁠
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This World Wildlife Conservation Day, help us conserve the to protect keystone species such as the majestic.⁠

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