BY Kenya Geographic
The elephant has the most extraordinary nose on earth. With an estimated muscle count ranging between 40,000 and 150,000.
BY Kenya Geographic
Only a four-wheel drive can survive the varied seasons of the Chalbi Desert and the legendary Toyota Land Cruiser HardTop becomes your closest friend.
BY Kenya Geographic
The camel is one of the hardiest animals alive. In this article, we share 6 amazing camel facts you might not have known about.
BY Kenya Geographic
Nile Crocodiles eat the entire animal, including bones. These prehistoric creatures that have changed very little in the last 65 million years are now known to attack man. Here are 7 tips you can use to survive an attack.
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Many believe that one cannot survive an attack by a lion – especially the African lion. We will show you 8 ways how you can get away with it.
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Today in Kenya, there are more cities besides Nairobi. In this article, we list new towns that have become cities and give you the highlights of each.
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KWS is set to increase Park Entry fees for various national parks and reserves across Kenya with effect from January 1, 2011.
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The history of the Kenya National Anthem is as rich as that of the country and her people. The first version was British – ‘God Save the Queen.’
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Besides its sheer beauty, Menengai Crater has a dark unexplained side to it that even locals are now convinced is the work of evil spirits.
