Walking with Samburu camels in Kenya 🐪 In the northern regions of Kenya live the Samburu, a semi-nomadic pastoralist tribe known for herding camels. Camels are uniquely adapted to survive in arid climates like northern Kenya and are commonly kept as livestock by the Samburu. For thousands of years, the Samburu have used camels to transport their camps across wild untouched landscapes. Still semi-nomadic and very strongly connected to their traditions and culture, the Samburu are one of the most

A lioness is on the prowl as the sun rises over the Serengeti, with thousands of wildebeests snorting and zebra alarming. A sight that doesn’t have to remain a dream forever… Our team has recently been re-exploring the game reserves in Northern Tanzania, and let us tell you, it’s worth it! When you’re ready to embark on your East Africa safari of-a-lifetime, here’s how to reach us: 📧 info@wildwonderfulworld.com 📲 Book an exploration call: https://calendly.com/wildwonderfulworld/exploration-cal

Away from danger and towards … Safety. Where wildlife and human settlements meet - wildlife often get the short end of the stick. When we were alerted of this herd breaking out of the reserve and potentially causing chaos in a nearby farming community, Grant was able to head out and muster them back to safety. Without our help, these 50 elephants could have been shot. Without your help, we can’t help them. It cost $4,000 to get these elephants back to safety. This sadly happens throughout Africa