See The Big Five on Kenya Wildlife Safari Tours

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The Big Five on Kenya Wildlife Safari Tours

• The African Big 5 are the undisputed superstars
  and the reason tourists set out early on dawn and
  dusk Kenya wildlife safari excursions. Seeing any
  of the Big 5 living free and wild in their
  natural habitats remains a memorable thrill at
  the top of the most travelers bucket list.

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The African Buffalo

• Buffalo are very fearless and unpredictable
  animals. This is why buffalo have never been
  domesticated. A huge herd of buffalo can be
  intimidating a pride of lions easily. There is
  footage of a resolute buffalo keeping its head
  down and simply walking off attacking lions that
  are juvenile.

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Lions
Lions are social as compared to other cats. A
pride consists of related females, their cubs and
a handful number of adult males. Prides can enjoy
spending their days dozing in comfort and hunting
in the dark hours between dusk and dawn.
Generally, females hunt together and are
well-known as apex predators.
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Leopards

• Leopards are much lighter and smaller than
  jaguars with same rosettes on their fur. Likewise
  jaguars, the melanistic leopards are called as
  black panthers. They are solitary creatures that
  make the perfect use of camouflage.
• Leopards are experts of camouflage, naturally shy
  and nocturnal. This is why they are hard to find
  and observe in the wild. If you want to see the
  leopards, let your tour operator know. They will
  arrange your game viewing in game reserves where
  leopard sightings are common and population is
  steady as well as healthy.

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Elephants

• Visit Amboseli National Park. Home of the
  Elephants. Get great sightings of elephants is
  during swimming, wallowing and spraying them with
  water. Male elephants are largest terrestrial
  animal species around the world. They reach
  height of four meters or 13 feet and weigh up to
  15000lb or 7000kg.

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Rhinoceros

• Rhinos are available in different colors that
  range from medium brown to pale grey. Well, they
  are not their color, but the shape of upper lip
  that determines which sub species is which. Black
  rhinos have a pointed, hooked upper cleft lip
  whereas white rhinos / smiling Rhino have a
  square, broad upper lip.

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