Discover the Diversity of Mara's Wild Wonders

The Greater Mara Ecosystem is a treasure trove of diverse and incredible wildlife, offering endless opportunities for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. From the majestic lions, leopards, and elephants, to the graceful giraffes, exalted birds, and elusive antelopes, the Mara is a true showcase of the rich biodiversity of the African savannah.

Take a journey into the heart of the wilderness and immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and scents of the wild. Observe the unique behaviours and adaptations of each species, and gain a new appreciation for the delicate balance of life in the Mara ecosystem. So come and discover the hidden gems of Mara's wild wonders, and be enchanted by the beauty and diversity of nature.

The Secret Seven

Zebra

The Mara Ecosystem boasts majestic zebras with their striking black and white stripes. Watch them graze and socialize in their herds and experience the beauty and wonder of these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.

Giraffe

Maasai Mara is home to the towering giraffes, known for their height and long necks. Watch as they gracefully move about, using their height to browse the treetops for food.

Aardvark

The aardvarks are burrowing mammals with powerful front claws and long snouts, specialized for digging and foraging for ants and termites. Observe them as they emerge from their burrows during the cooler hours of the day to search for food.

Cheetah

The cheetah, the fastest land mammal, calls the Mara Conservancy home. These slender cats with long legs are built for speed and agility, making for a thrilling sight as they chase down their prey. Observe their grace and power as they hunt in the savannah.

Aardwolf

Maasai Mara is also home to the nocturnal aardwolves, known for their slender build and long snouts. Watch as they hunt for their favourite food, termites, under the cover of night.

Hippopotamus

The hippopotamuses in the Mara are truly a force to be reckoned with. Their massive size and strong jaws make them one of the heaviest mammals, and a dominant presence in the water. Watch them as they cool off in the rivers and lakes, showcasing their natural power.

African Hare

The African hare, also known as the Cape hare, is a common sight in Maasai Mara. These fleet-footed creatures are known for their agility and speed, and make for a thrilling chase for predators such as the cheetah. Watch them as they dart and jump through the savannah in a never-ending game of survival.

Banded Mongoose

The playful and curious banded mongoose is a delightful addition to the rich wildlife of The Mara Ecosystem. With their distinctive striped coats and mischievous personalities, these charming creatures are a joy to watch as they scamper and play in their family groups.

Antelope

The Mara is home to many graceful antelopes including impalas and klipspringers. Observe their beauty and behaviours as they roam the savannah.

African wildcat

The African wild cat is a small yet powerful predator found in The Mara. With its distinctive black stripes and sandy coat, it is well adapted to life on the African savannah. Watching these cats hunt and interact in their natural habitat is an unforgettable experience that showcases the beauty and power of nature.

Civet

The civet is a captivating and alluring animal that can be found in Maasai Mara . This nocturnal mammal has a distinctive and elongated body, adorned with a striking black and white spotted coat.

Porcupine

The porcupine is an enchanting and intriguing creature that can be seen in Maasai Mara. This nocturnal rodent has a robust and spiky body, embellished with a multitude of sharp quills.

Huge spotted genet

The huge spotted genet is a remarkable animal. This nocturnal mammal boasts a beautiful coat decked up with large black and white spots, and a long bushy tail. The huge spotted genet is a remarkable animal.

Pangolin

The pangolin is a fascinating and elusive nocturnal creature that has a remarkable body covered in overlapping scales, which provide excellent protection from predators. Pangolins are skilled burrowers and can often be found in underground dens during the day.

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