Kenya Wild Parks

In this eye-opening episode, we delve into the troubling world of the Rhino Horn trade. Brace yourself for a revealing journey as we confront the hard truth surrounding this endangered species and its precious horn.

The idea of pink hippo milk may sound like a whimsical notion, but in reality, it holds a fascinating truth about these extraordinary creatures. Join us as we explore the truth behind the captivating pink factor of hippo milk.

The distinctive vocalization often referred to as "laughing" is a characteristic sound associated with hyenas. However, it is important to note that hyenas do not actually laugh in the same way humans do. Their vocalizations, often described as laughter, serve various purposes within their social interactions and communication.

Can an African Cape buffalo kill a lion? This intriguing question raises a fascinating debate in the wilds of Africa. While lions are often regarded as apex predators, the African cape buffalo possesses its own formidable strength and defensive capabilities, leading to the potential for epic encounters between these two mighty species.

Giraffes have evolved to possess long necks that have been made possible by their unique skeletal structure. Rather than having more vertebrae in their neck, like some might assume, giraffes actually have the same number of neck vertebrae as most mammals. What sets them apart is that each individual vertebra is elongated, giving their necks the extraordinary length we associate with these majestic animals.

Leopards are known for their remarkable ability to hoist their kills up trees, and this behavior serves multiple important purposes in their natural habitat.One primary reason leopards hoist their kills up trees is to protect their hard-earned meal from other predators and scavengers. By placing their kill high in the branches, leopards create a safe and inaccessible dining spot. This strategy helps prevent theft from opportunistic animals like hyenas, lions, and even other leopards. By keeping

Africa's natural heritage is adorned with majestic creatures popularly known as super tuskers. A Super Tusker is basically a male bull elephant that is endowed with heavy tusks that weigh over 45 kilograms each. Tusks of that size are usually so long that they scrape along the ground when the elephant walks. Only bulls can be Super Tuskers, but there are female elephants with huge tusks that don't quite reach 45 kilograms. These iconic females are often referred to as "iconic cows."

Have you ever wondered why elephants indulge in one of nature's most delightful rituals—the mud bath? Picture this: a group of majestic elephants gathered at the edge of a muddy watering hole, their colossal bodies gleaming in the sun. With great enthusiasm, they dip their massive heads into the thick mud, coating themselves in a glorious mess. But what exactly drives these gentle giants to take a mud bath?