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Lion and the Guineafowls

Every game drive has very interesting and unique moments, this lion and the guineafowls encounter was really one of those special times.  While watching some vulturine and helmeted guinea fowl run towards a little water puddle for a drink, a lioness showed up and this got the guineafowls really excited and alarm calls were buzzing.  The lion had her tail up, clearly sending a message that she was no threat. It was amazing to watch how towards the end of the video the guineafowl were bold enough to approach her. After the lioness finished her drink, the birds approached the water too. These are some of the wildlife we may see on a Tsavo East Safari with Wild Kenya Safaris . To Book a Safari with us please visit our website: https://www.wildkenyasafaris.com #wildkenyasafaris #tsavoeast

Baby Elephants Playing in Water

  How cute are these baby elephants playing in water. At one of the waterholes in tsavo east national park, a herd of elephants were taking a drink while some baby elephants became best of friends while playing together in the muddy water hole. For more wildlife videos please Like, Share and Subscribe to the channel. These are some of the wildlife we may see on a Tsavo East Safari and to book a safari with us, simply visit our website www.wildkenyasafaris.com #wildkenyasafaris #safaris #tsavoeast

Why Do Elephants Eat Sand

Why do elephants eat sand? The elephant's trunk is actually a long nose. It uses it for smelling drinking and picking stuff up like grass and twigs to eat, it also uses it for breathing while swimming. At the end of the elephant's trunk are two finger-like features which helps it to grab really small items like sand and pebbles. The sand could also work as an abrasive by helping to digest some of the more fibrous plants that it eats. Elephants eat sand which contain minerals like calcium sodium and iron which is important for maintaining a healthy diet. This elephant is using its toenails to break some particles of the soil and actually, it's pushing some of the sand right into the trunk before picking it up, it's not using those two finger like structures, it's breaking the bigger pieces and then putting it into its mouth. Sometimes the sand or clay could help minimize stomach aches from the plants which have toxins. Every elephant is a different individual and ...

Elephant Follows The Wrong Family

  A young elephant follows the wrong family. This young elephant was a little too attached to a wandering herd which had a few youngsters in it. While the herd was walking away it suddenly realized that it was in the wrong family and hurriedly rushed back trying to search for its own herd. Its very nice and interesting to see its interaction with others during the search. For more wildlife videos please Like, Share and Subscribe to the channel. These are some of the wildlife we may see on a Tsavo East Safari and to book a safari with us, simply visit our website www.wildkenyasafaris.com #wildkenyasafaris #safaris #tsavoeast

Hyena, Jackals, Buffalos | On Safari In Tsavo East #9

  On this Safari game drive in tsavo east, we get to see a spotted hyena, jackals, crested francolin with chicks, huge male elephants, unusual gathering of 8 secretary birds, a ground hornbill with a bird as its prey, a huge herd of buffalo and many other varieties of birds and animals. These are some of the wildlife we may see on a Tsavo East Safari and to book a safari with us, simply visit our website www.wildkenyasafaris.com #wildkenyasafaris #safaris #tsavoeast

Thousands Of Quelea, Ostrich Eating Stones | Virtual Tsavo East Safari #7

  On this Safari game drive in tsavo east, we get to see thousands of red billed quelea flying, ostrich eating stones, bee eaters chasing ground hornbills, zebra with an itch, impalas, elephants, secretary bird on a nest and many other varieties of birds and animals. These are some of the wildlife we may see on a Tsavo East Safari and to book a safari with us, simply visit our website www.wildkenyasafaris.com #wildkenyasafaris #safaris #tsavoeast

Huge Elephants, A Deadly Puff Adder | On Safari in Tsavo East #4

On this Safari game drive in tsavo east, we get to see some huge bull elephants, wattled starlings feeding, pygmy falcon, a giant puff adder on the road, baboons, vultures, vulturine guinea fowl, waterbucks and many other varieties of birds and animals. These are some of the wildlife we may see on a Tsavo East Safari and to book a safari with us, simply visit our website www.wildkenyasafaris.com #tsavoeast #wildkenyasafaris #safaris