#zebra vs lion

[headspace-hotel]

it is pretty disappointing to read about conservation efforts in the USA vs. many countries in, say, Africa or many tropical regions of the globe, because it feels like Americans really don't appreciate or notice the value of their animals and ecosystems.

It is really ENCOURAGING to see how much progress is made with conservation around the world, but it casts the USA's ecosystems in a sad light. Red states' governments are largely totally indifferent to preserving their ecosystems, even though some of the reddest states have the most biodiverse and globally unique ecosystems. It's individual people organizing that's doing so much of the work

It's like Americans understand why it's important to save lions, tigers, elephants and zebras, but when it comes to cougars, bison, wapiti and wolves, it's like "Ehhhhh" and caring about them at all makes you a liberal commie.

anyway it feels like reintroducing wolves, bison etc. to historical parts of their range should be more of a priority and it's not and it makes me sad

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Dan and Phil A-Z Ask Game:

I was craving a big ask game so had to go for the classic dnp format. Hope everyone enjoys!

A - Activity; You can choose to do one activity with Dan and Phil, what will you do?

B - Baking; Pitch a concept/outfit/etc. you want to see in a future baking video.

C - Conspiracy; What are your favorite and/or least favorite phannie conspiracies (past or present)?

D - Dan; What is your favorite video from Dan's main channel?

E - Emotion; What Dan and/or Phil moment has made you the most emotional?

F - Fashion; What are some of your favorite Dan and Phil looks?

G - Group; Dan and Phil are doing a collaboration video, who do you want it to be with and what will they do? (Could be someone they've collabed with before)

H - Home; What are some of your favorite domestic Dan and Phil moments?

I - Instagram; What are some of your favorite Instagram posts/stories?

J - Joke; What Dan and Phil moment(s) always make you laugh?

K - Keepsake; What type of merch item/design/theme/etc. would you most like Dan and Phil to make?

L - Lion; What is your favorite item/running gag/etc. that's ever been a part of Dan and Phil branding?

M - Manchester; What is your favorite early Dan and Phil moment?

N - Norman; If you could choose a pet for Dan and Phil to get, what would it be?

O - Opponent; What is your favorite Dan vs. Phil video?

P - Phil; What is your favorite video from Phil's main channel?

Q - Question; You can ask one question each to Dan and Phil and they will give you an honest answer, what will you ask?

R - Radio Show; What is the most iconic radio show moment to you?

S - Sims; You have to choose one of the three main storylines in the Sims (Dil/Tabs, Devan, Dalien) to never be revisited again, which one are you eliminating?

T - Tour; What is the best segment from each of their tours, in your opinion?

U - Underrated; What is the most underrated Dan and Phil video?

V - Video Game; What video game do you most want to see on dapg?

W - Wow; What have Dan and Phil done that surprised you the most?

X - Xylophone; What is your favorite music-related Dan and Phil moment?

Y - Youtube; If you could choose one YouTube video for dnp to make, what would it be? (Solo or joint content, your choice!)

Z - Zebra; What words or phrases have you picked up from dnp and/or always make you think of them?

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Anthropomorphic animal lore (subject to change)

I have been putting off this explanation because it's been daunting to try and fully illustrate it, so i am going to sketch and infodump this out. beware of mistakes or things that don't make sense yet x,O

anthro: humanoid body plan animal

feral: regular animal body

There are 3 main anthro species in my cotl au

Unguibus: "clawed people" canines, felines, rabbits, rodents, ect.

Ungulates: "hooved people" deer, cows, elephants, ect.

Avians: "bird people" self explanatory

All of these anthros are omnivorous, although some require more meat in their diet than others. Main sources of meat in these lands would be large, animalistic insects (like the enemies seen ingame), and feral (non-anthro) species: fish, amphibians, reptiles, and birds (will be explained later)

This cannon exists in a mountainous and forested biome with valleys, rivers, and a coastline. Animals that naturally live in these biomes will be seen as colonies, villages, towns, camps, settlements, ect. in this universe. So if you wanted to see elephant people, hippo people, maned wolves, tropical avains, ect. You would need to travel out of the lands. Instead you'll find coyotes, foxes, deer, sheep, raccoons, eagles, ect.

Lands in the old faith that have been affected by their ruling bishops, however, will have different biomes and new people.

Unguibus and Ungulates evolved from their original (feral) forms due to unknown divine intervention: (they used to look like regular animals)

Ungulate and Unguibus groups hunted and ate eachother throughout their evolutionary history. They have joined together, and fought each-other all across the world. The majority of species reserve their own cultural backgrounds and histories, and stigmas to match.

Many of these species have completely different gender identities/roles and cultural norms, which I will explore in sheepfolk and catfolk soon!

For a random stigma example, cats may be called "rat eaters" due to some groups of catfolk's persecution and consumption of ratfolk and other rodent unguibus in the past.

Ungulates of species that are known to scavenge on small animals and carcasses in real life, have eaten smaller "prey" anthros in my cannon. For example, irl deer sometimes eat small animals- so in my cannon, some groups of deerfolk have worked alongside predatory anthro species that used to hunt them, like canines, in order to hunt other anthros.

Other species like sheep lived more docile lives of farming, and some avian or catfolk groups may have only fished, ect. ect.

Most of this is speculative background ideas that won't be looked into that much, because now that magic and cults have taken over and anthros have become more accustomed to living in towns and developing technology, things have mixed together enough for species differentiation to matter less and less over time. Especially in Lambi's cult.

Domestic species like dogs, cats, sheep, ect. exist either because of population isolation or selective racial purity. (yikes i know)

Subspecies exist due to geological location and habitat (ex: indian wolf vs gray wolf, brown bear vs sun bear, ect,)

Species differentiation will eventually only matter for reproduction. Foxes, wolves, coyotes and dogs can interbreed because they are all canines but a zebra and a lion could not. The world will eventually melt together and the concept of visible subspecies and breeds will be history, but i'm getting ahead of myself-

Due to the rise of deities in the lands of the old faith, there are new anthro people emerging from the likeness of the bishops.

I will have to dive into these individual species and what they look like much much more in the future. This post was a bit of a huge fucking mess of me trying to get out my thoughts.

Considering that Unguibis and Ungulates have gone completely anthro, you might be wondering why birds and reptiles can be found feral and anthro in this universe? Bird anthros were created alongside the rise of gods in order to aid them. For example, Clauneck and Kudaai. Althrough this plan did not follow through fully, as there are plenty of individual avians that lived with their own ideas, acting as regular mortals do. Reptiles had a similar treatment, although it must've been even less effective, considering flinky has no humanoid body. Most of this is going to be left up to speculation.

Another thing I will get into besides sheep vs cat gender & culture is "turned" anthros. Which are the main enemies Lambi will fight. The turning of an anthro, and the nature of your physical form changing to suit your god will also explain Forneus's size and age, Clauneck and Kudaai's size & faces, why heretics on crusades.. look like the way they do...ect.

WHOO. ALL DONE RANTING! This is might have a few contradictions in it, but I needed to vomit all of this out in SOME way. It's so hard to communicate this without dedicating all my time to world building instead of character exploration & narilamb.

All of this blurb exists because of my love for spec bio, xenofiction, and some neurodivergent need for furry media to make biological and ecological sense with their species choices because 90% of the time it does not.

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that post that’s like watching a lion eat a zebra in a lion documentary vs watching a lion eat a zebra in a documentary about zebras. literally watching the doctor wax poetic about missing rose vs. watching martha's reaction to it.

[cosmic-ricky]

s2 of dndads is so interesting to me because I feel like they easily could’ve flipped it around and had us root for s1 kids like watching a lion eat a zebra in a lion documentary vs a zebra documentary

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Jen Tortures Herself With Every Dreamworks Animated Movie Ever: Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa

So I believe I've already mentioned the reoccuring trend with Dreamworks franchises where the second movie of any given franchise of theirs is usually on par with quality of the first movie or even better, and I would say that certainly rings true for good ol Madagascar 2 here. In that it's on par with the first movie, though I'm not sure I'd call it better... Let's get into it.

We pick up with our squad of lovable animals leaving Madagascar, only to crash land in the African Savannah. There, Alex reunites with his parents, Marty finds a whole flock of zebras just like him, and Melman and Gloria start to realize they have feelings for each other. Meanwhile we have the Penguins trying to fix up their plane and King Julian being, well King Julian. There are a lot of subplots floating around here, but I think they're all pretty engaging! Alex is clearly the focus this time around, while the first movie focused more on Marty, and the arc Alex goes through here is actually really engaging (and wow, another Dreamworks protagonist with some daddy issues, another trend we really get in this era of Dreamworks imo)

All of our favorites from last time around are back and just as funny as they were in the first movie. There aren't too many new characters, though the ones who are here are pretty fun, such as Alex's parents. Unlike the last movie, this one actually has a genuine antagonist in Makunga, and well, he's just Scar. Like, there's a lot of elements from this movie lifted from Lion King and Makunga is really just a lamer version of Scar. He's ok. Nowhere near as based as our other standout "antagonist" here, the crazy old lady from the first movie.

The comedy is once again exceptionally on point. Lots of fast-paced physical humor mixed with whitty jokes and humor that comes naturally out of the characters strong personalities and how they interact with each other. I would say that the emotions ring a little stronger in this movie than the first one actually, with the heavy focus on Alex reconnecting with his family and on Gloria and Melman's surprisingly well done romance. Marty has the weakest arc out of our main four, but we still get some decent moments of friendship between him and Alex, which is a nice way to harken back to the first movie.

The animation here is also very smooth, again focused on that fast-paced brand of humor this series is known for, with a solid score that works to carry both the emotions and comedy through very nicely. Dreamworks has really hit their stride in this era of their existance, and this movie, despite its status as a sequel, is a pretty good testament to that.

So yeah, Escape 2 Africa is pretty great! I had a blast watching it again after all these years, and I really do enjoy watching this zany band of characters and their wacky adventures. Granted, I've never seen the third installment of this franchise, so I guess we'll have to wait and see if it maintains that level of quality moving forward. But as for this one, it's well worth watching.

Overall Rating: 8/10

Verdict: Moto Moto is comin' for you

Previous Review (Kung Fu Panda)

Next Review (Monsters vs Aliens)

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DreamWorks Vs. Konami

DreamWorks Characters:

Felix The Cat

Shrek

Fiona

Donkey

Puss In Boots

Kitty Softpaws

Death Wolf

Alex The Lion

Marty The Zebra

Skipper/Kowalski/Rico/Private

Po

Tigress

Master Shifu

Kai

Zhen

She-Ra

Catra

Casper

Hiccup

Astrid

Larry Boy

Mr. Wolf

Diane Foxington

Captain Underpants

B.O.B.

Megamind

Jim Lake Jr.

Waldo

Voltron

Ruby Gillman

Roz (Wild Robot)

Klaymen

Konami Characters:

Bomberman

Solid Snake

Big Boss

Raiden

Simon Belmont

Richter Belmont

Alucard

Dracula

Soma Cruz

Goemon

Sparkster

Riou

Mimi & Nyami

Bill Rizer

Shiori Fujisaki

Vic Viper

Takosuke

Twinbee

Frogger

Pyramid Head

Reiko Hinomoto

Evil Rose

Power Pro Kun

Pentaro

Jehuty

Yugi Yami

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Affordable Masai Mara Tour Packages: Budget-Friendly Safari Adventures

The allure of the Masai Mara lies in its breathtaking landscapes, abundant wildlife, and rich cultural heritage. For many, embarking on a safari here is a dream come true. But did you know that this dream can be realized without breaking the bank? In this guide, we'll explore how you can experience the wonders of the Masai Mara through budget-friendly safari adventures.

What Makes the Masai Mara Special?

The Masai Mara, located in southwestern Kenya, is renowned for its stunning savannahs and diverse ecosystems. It's home to an incredible variety of wildlife, including the famous Big Five: lions, leopards, elephants, buffalo, and rhinos. One of the most spectacular events in the animal kingdom, the Great Migration, occurs here annually. During this time, millions of wildebeests, zebras, and other herbivores traverse the plains, followed closely by predators—a spectacle that draws tourists from all over the world.

Beyond the wildlife, the Masai Mara offers rich cultural experiences with the indigenous Maasai people. Visitors can learn about their traditional way of life, from unique dress and dances to intricate beadwork and customs.

Why Consider Budget-Friendly Safari Adventures?

While the Masai Mara is often associated with luxury lodges and expensive safaris, there are numerous budget-friendly options available. Affordable travel not only makes this incredible experience accessible to a wider audience but also allows for longer stays and more immersive adventures. Contrary to popular belief, a budget safari doesn't mean compromising on quality; it simply means making smart choices.

Key Features of Budget Masai Mara Tour Packages

Budget tour packages typically include basic yet comfortable accommodations, meals, and guided game drives. Depending on the package, transportation from Nairobi or nearby cities might also be included. While luxury extras such as private vehicles or gourmet meals may not be part of the deal, these packages still provide an authentic and enriching safari experience.

Types of Budget Accommodations in the Masai Mara

When it comes to budget accommodations, the Masai Mara offers several options:

Camping Options

For the truly adventurous, camping is a fantastic way to stay close to nature. Campsites are often located within the park or on its outskirts, offering a raw and immersive experience. They range from basic facilities to more equipped setups with tents and bedding.

Budget Lodges

These lodges provide a step up from camping, with more amenities such as hot showers and comfortable beds. They are often situated in prime wildlife viewing areas, offering a great balance of comfort and affordability.

Community Campsites

Run by local communities, these campsites offer a unique opportunity to support local development while enjoying your stay. They often feature traditional Maasai-style accommodations and allow guests to engage with the local culture.

Choosing the Right Time to Visit

Timing your visit to the Masai Mara can greatly impact both your experience and your budget:

High Season vs. Low Season

The high season, typically from July to October, coincides with the Great Migration and offers the best wildlife viewing. However, it's also the most expensive time to visit. The low season, from April to June, offers lower rates and fewer tourists, making it an excellent option for budget travelers.

Weather Considerations

The Masai Mara has two main rainy seasons: the long rains (March to May) and the short rains (November). While the rains can make some roads impassable, they also bring lush landscapes and fewer crowds.

Top Budget-Friendly Activities in the Masai Mara

Even on a budget, there's no shortage of exciting activities to enjoy:

Game Drives

Game drives are the cornerstone of any safari. Budget packages typically include shared game drives, where you'll join other guests in a vehicle. It's a fantastic way to see the park's wildlife up close.

Walking Safaris

For a more intimate experience with nature, consider a walking safari. Led by experienced guides, these walks offer insights into the smaller details of the ecosystem, like tracks and plants.

Balloon Safaris on a Budget

While hot air balloon safaris are often considered a luxury, some operators offer more affordable options during off-peak times. It's an unforgettable way to see the vastness of the Masai Mara from above.

Exploring the Local Culture

A visit to the Masai Mara isn't complete without experiencing the rich culture of the Maasai people:

Visiting Maasai Villages

Many tours include visits to local villages, where you can learn about Maasai traditions and daily life. It's a wonderful opportunity to purchase handmade crafts directly from the artisans.

Cultural Performances and Crafts

Enjoy traditional dances and songs performed by the Maasai. These cultural exchanges are not only entertaining but also educational.

Ethical Considerations

When engaging with local communities, it's important to be respectful and mindful of their traditions. Supporting ethical tourism practices ensures that your visit has a positive impact.

Tips for Saving Money on Your Safari

Saving money doesn't mean skimping on experience. Here are some tips to make the most of your budget:

Booking Strategies

Booking in advance can often secure better rates. Look for package deals that combine accommodation, meals, and activities.

Group Tours vs. Private Tours

Joining a group tour can significantly reduce costs compared to private tours. It's also a great way to meet fellow travelers.

Off-Peak Travel Advantages

Traveling during the shoulder or low seasons can result in significant savings. You'll also enjoy a more peaceful experience with fewer tourists.

Sample Itinerary for a Budget Masai Mara Safari

Here's a sample itinerary to give you an idea of what a budget safari might look like:

Day 1: Arrival and Transfer to Masai Mara

Early morning departure from Nairobi

Afternoon game drive upon arrival

Day 2: Full-Day Game Drive

Morning and afternoon game drives

Visit a Maasai village in the evening

Day 3: Optional Activities and Departure

Early morning walking safari

Return to Nairobi

Safety and Health Considerations

Ensuring your safety and well-being is crucial during any safari:

Staying Safe During the Safari

Always follow your guide's instructions, especially when close to wildlife. Keep a safe distance from animals and avoid sudden movements.

Health Precautions and Vaccinations

Before traveling, consult with a healthcare provider about necessary vaccinations. Malaria prevention measures, such as taking antimalarial medication and using insect repellent, are recommended.

Travel Insurance Tips

Comprehensive travel insurance is essential. Make sure it covers medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and any adventurous activities you plan to undertake.

What to Pack for a Budget Safari

Packing smartly can enhance your safari experience:

Essential Gear and Clothing

Lightweight, neutral-colored clothing is best for blending in with the surroundings. Don't forget a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen.

Photography Equipment

A good camera with a zoom lens is ideal for capturing wildlife. Binoculars are also useful for spotting distant animals.

Personal Items and Essentials

Bring necessary medications, a reusable water bottle, and a small first aid kit. Cash in small denominations can be handy for tips and purchases.

Sustainable Travel Practices

Being a responsible traveler is key to preserving the Masai Mara's beauty:

Supporting Local Communities

Choose tour operators and accommodations that support local communities. Buying local crafts and tipping guides fairly helps the local economy.

Eco-Friendly Travel Tips

Minimize waste by using reusable items and disposing of trash properly. Respect wildlife and natural habitats by staying on designated paths.

Minimizing Your Footprint

Use water sparingly and be mindful of energy consumption. Small actions can make a big difference in preserving the environment.

Frequently Asked Questions About Budget Masai Mara Tours

Q1: Are budget safaris safe? A1: Yes, budget safaris are safe when booked through reputable operators. Follow your guide's instructions and stay aware of your surroundings.

Q2: What is the best time for a budget safari in the Masai Mara? A2: The low season (April to June) offers lower rates and fewer tourists, making it a great time for budget travelers.

Q3: Can I still see the Big Five on a budget safari? A3: Absolutely! Budget safaris offer excellent wildlife viewing opportunities, including the chance to see the Big Five.

Q4: What should I bring on a budget safari? A4: Essential items include lightweight clothing, a hat, sunscreen, a good camera, and personal medications.

Q5: How can I support sustainable tourism in the Masai Mara? A5: Support local businesses, use eco-friendly products, and respect wildlife and local cultures.

Conclusion

Exploring the Masai Mara on a budget is not only possible but incredibly rewarding. From witnessing the Great Migration to engaging with Maasai culture, a budget-friendly safari offers a wealth of experiences without the hefty price tag. With careful planning and a sense of adventure, you can embark on an unforgettable journey through one of Africa's most iconic landscapes. So, pack your bags and get ready for the adventure of a lifetime—without breaking the bank!

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Unlocking the Wonders of Masai Mara Safaris: A Comprehensive Guide

Embark on a journey where the savannah comes alive with the rhythmic dance of the wild. Welcome to Masai Mara, an enchanting realm where nature's drama unfolds in all its majesty. As you plan your adventure into the heart of Kenya's wilderness, you're likely brimming with questions: Is Masai Mara truly superior to Serengeti? What's the cost of experiencing this safari paradise? And, crucially, when is the best time to witness its breathtaking beauty? Let's embark on a safari of knowledge as we uncover the answers to these inquiries and more.

Masai Mara vs. Serengeti: A Tale of Two Iconic Safaris: Embarking on an African safari is a dream for many travelers, and two destinations frequently vie for the spotlight: Masai Mara and Serengeti. As you plan your adventure into the heart of East Africa's wilderness, you might find yourself pondering the age-old question: Which is better, Serengeti or Masai Mara? Let's delve into the nuances of each destination to uncover the answer to this captivating debate.

The Majesty of Masai Mara: Nestled in southwestern Kenya, Masai Mara is a sanctuary of natural splendor, renowned for its sweeping savannahs, abundant wildlife, and iconic landscapes. Here, the rhythm of life unfolds in mesmerizing fashion, offering visitors an immersive safari experience like no other.

Masai Mara is synonymous with the Great Migration, a monumental event where millions of wildebeests, zebras, and gazelles traverse its plains in search of greener pastures. Witnessing this awe-inspiring spectacle is a bucket-list moment for many safari enthusiasts, as the Mara River becomes a stage for nature's drama, complete with heart-pounding river crossings and predator-prey interactions.

Beyond the Great Migration, Masai Mara boasts an impressive resident wildlife population, including the Big Five and a myriad of other species. From thrilling game drives to intimate bush walks and exhilarating hot air balloon safaris, there's no shortage of ways to explore this captivating ecosystem.

The Splendor of Serengeti: Across the border in Tanzania lies Serengeti National Park, a vast expanse of wilderness that captivates with its boundless horizons, diverse ecosystems, and legendary wildlife sightings. Serengeti's name, derived from the Maasai word meaning "endless plains," perfectly encapsulates the park's vastness and sense of timeless beauty.

Serengeti is renowned for its role in the Great Migration, serving as the stage for the wildebeest's epic journey as they traverse its grassy plains in search of food and water. The park's varied landscapes, from acacia-dotted savannahs to rocky kopjes and wooded riverine forests, provide the perfect backdrop for wildlife photography and exploration.

In addition to the Great Migration, Serengeti offers year-round wildlife viewing opportunities, with iconic species such as lions, elephants, and cheetahs roaming its plains. Whether embarking on a classic game drive, tracking wildlife on foot, or witnessing a golden Serengeti sunrise from a hot air balloon, visitors are treated to an unforgettable safari experience.

The Verdict: Masai Mara vs. Serengeti So, which safari destination reigns supreme? The answer ultimately depends on your preferences, interests, and priorities.

Masai Mara captivates with its abundance of wildlife, particularly during the Great Migration, and offers a range of activities to suit every traveler's taste. Its proximity to Nairobi makes it easily accessible, while its diverse landscapes provide a rich tapestry of experiences.

Serengeti, on the other hand, enchants with its vastness, varied landscapes, and legendary wildlife sightings. While the Great Migration is undoubtedly a highlight, Serengeti's year-round appeal ensures an unforgettable safari experience at any time of year.

In the end, whether you choose Masai Mara or Serengeti, one thing is certain: you're in for an adventure of a lifetime. So pack your bags, embark on your safari journey, and prepare to be dazzled by the wonders of East Africa's wilderness.

Cost Considerations: Making Your Masai Mara Dream a Reality: One of the most common queries among safari-goers is the cost associated with experiencing the wonders of Masai Mara. While the price can vary depending on various factors such as accommodation, duration, and activities, it's essential to budget accordingly to ensure a memorable and stress-free adventure.

On average, a Masai Mara safari package can range from $150 to $700 per person per day, encompassing accommodation, meals, transportation, and game drives. Luxury lodges and tented camps offer unparalleled comfort and personalized service, albeit at a higher price point. Alternatively, budget-friendly options such as camping safaris provide a more affordable yet equally immersive experience.

Additionally, it's worth considering the time of year when planning your Masai Mara safari, as prices can fluctuate based on peak seasons and special events. During the Great Migration from July to October, demand for accommodations tends to surge, leading to higher prices. Conversely, visiting during the shoulder seasons of November to June may offer more competitive rates while still providing excellent wildlife viewing opportunities.

Ultimately, the cost of a Masai Mara safari is a worthy investment in creating lifelong memories and experiencing the magic of Africa's wilderness firsthand.

Choosing the Perfect Time: Deciphering the Best Month for Masai Mara Safaris: Timing is everything when it comes to embarking on a Masai Mara safari, as each month offers a unique glimpse into the natural rhythms of the savannah. To maximize your wildlife sightings and overall safari experience, it's crucial to understand the seasonal patterns that shape Masai Mara's landscape.

The Great Migration, undoubtedly one of nature's most spectacular phenomena, takes center stage from July to October as millions of wildebeests, zebras, and other herbivores make their perilous journey across the Mara River in search of greener pastures. Witnessing this epic spectacle is a bucket-list moment for many safari enthusiasts, making these months the prime time to visit Masai Mara.

For those seeking quieter surroundings and more affordable rates, the months of November to June offer a tranquil escape to Masai Mara's wilderness. During this period, the savannah is lush and green following the seasonal rains, creating a picturesque backdrop for wildlife photography and exploration. While the Great Migration may have subsided, the resident wildlife remains abundant, ensuring exceptional game viewing opportunities year-round.

Ultimately, the best time to visit Masai Mara depends on your preferences and interests. Whether you long to witness the drama of the Great Migration or prefer a quieter, more intimate safari experience, there's no shortage of magic to be found amidst the golden plains of Masai Mara.

Conclusion: As the sun sets over the vast expanse of Masai Mara, painting the sky with hues of orange and gold, one thing becomes abundantly clear – this wilderness is a realm of timeless beauty and boundless wonder. Whether you're drawn to the thrill of the hunt on a game drive, the serenity of a sunset bush dinner, or the awe-inspiring sight of a lioness and her cubs, Masai Mara promises an adventure like no other.

So, as you embark on your journey into the heart of Kenya's wilderness, armed with knowledge and anticipation, prepare to be captivated by the magic of Masai Mara. With its unrivaled wildlife, breathtaking landscapes, and unparalleled safari experiences, this iconic destination invites you to unlock the secrets of Africa's untamed beauty – one safari drive at a time.

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How to Watch KC Chiefs vs. Minnesota Vikings: NFL Week 5 Streaming, Betting Odds, Preview

Here’s how you can follow along as the Chiefs hit the road once again, looking to secure their fourth win of the 2023 season.

Despite the host team’s 1-3 record on the year, Minnesota is likely a better team than it appears to be on the surface. Veteran quarterback Kirk Cousins has an embarrassment of weapons at his disposal, including All-Pro wide receiver Justin Jefferson, rookie wideout Jordan Addison and steady tight end T.J. Hockenson. On the other side of the ball, Brian Flores coaches an aggressive unit that can give opposing signal-callers some trouble if they don’t react well to the pressure he helps dial up.

For Kansas City, things haven’t been perfect through four games but Andy Reid’s club continues to respond to adversity each and every week. Following a narrow loss to the Detroit Lions in the season opener, Steve Spagnuolo’s defense has worked in conjunction with Patrick Mahomes and company on offense to do enough to create and maintain a lead in the AFC West. The Chiefs’ goals go beyond that, however, and even inter-conference battles matter once final records are tallied up for the year. The visitors understand what’s at stake in Week 5.

Here’s how you can follow along with the Chiefs as they play on Sunday.

Game: Chiefs vs. Vikings

Location: U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota

Date: Sunday, Oct. 8

Time: 3:25 p.m. CT

TV Channel: CBS (KCTV-5 in local markets)

Live Stream: fuboTV (start your free trial)

Listen: WDAF (106.5 FM) Chiefs Radio Network

Betting Line: Chiefs -3.5 per SI Sportsbook

The Sunday afternoon broadcast will feature the duo of Jim Nantz (play-by-play) and Tony Romo (color commentary) in the booth with Tracy Wolfson working the sidelines. Football Zebras lists Land Clark and his crew as the referee group for the

For updates throughout the game and after the action has concluded, including plenty of postgame content, keep it locked in right here at Arrowhead Report and follow us on Twitter @ArrowheadReport for additional coverage, commentary and more.

Read More: Four Things the Chiefs Can Do to Get Better on Offense

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JORDAN FOOTE

Jordan Foote is the deputy editor of Arrowhead Report on SI.com, covering the Kansas City Chiefs. He also hosts the One Royal Way podcast on Kansas City Sports Network. Jordan is a Baker University alumnus, earning his degree in Mass Media. Follow him on X @footenoted.

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혜미리예채파 7화 다시 보기 7화 - ENA 예능 230423

혜미리예채파 7화 다시 보기 7화 - ENA 예능 230423

‘혜미리예채파 하우스에 오신 것을 환영합니다!’ 퀘스트를 통해 캐시를 얻어 외딴 산골에서 놀고, 먹고, 자고, 집까지 꾸며라! 살기(LIFE) 위해 사야만(BUY)하는 비현실 여섯 자매의 탄생! 모든 게 다 있지만 아무 것도 없는 혜미리예채파의 드림하우스로 놀러오세요 외딴 산골에서 안락한 정착을 위해 고군분투하는 혜미리예채파의 복작복작 살림살이 ENA '혜미리예채파

Like the cubs of other mammals, lion cubs are quite cute. When it is just born, it has a faint spot similar to a leopard, but disappears as it grows. Based on this pattern, the ancient Greeks believed that the male lion attacked the female leopard and gave birth to her cubs. It is said that the Atalanta couple, a figure in Greek mythology, turned into a lion couple under the wrath of the goddess Cybele. I saw it as the meaning of eternal punishment that I couldn't be.

The male lion, the leader of the pack, monopolizes all the females. If other male lions come after them, they are on guard and chase them away. In the process, a petty lioness is sometimes injured. ???: Confident lunatics, watch from 9:01. It mainly hunts medium to large-sized hoofed herbivores such as Oryx, Nu, Eland, Grant's Gazelle, and Zebra. The size of prey mainly hunted is about 190 ~ 550kg, and the hunting is mainly done by lionesses. .

In particular, wildebeests account for 60-70% of the lion's diet in Africa, which is the lion's most preferred size, a herbivore of the 300kg range. This is because it is a suitable game in many ways that can be caught enough.

The African buffalo is also the lion's main prey, and because of its large size, it is a highly favored prey species for lions of great pride. A lion can hunt alone up to 2-3 times its body weight, but it is possible because these guys form a group. On rare occasions, some males are so good at hunting that they can single-handedly take down an adult water buffalo weighing nearly 800kg, an animal up to four times its own weight. Of course, in most cases, this is also successful by biting the back of the lion or a vital point while other fellow lions are chasing and losing their camp or looking away. It is far more likely to fail to hunt medium-large herbivores when kicked out of the pack and completely alone. And it usually targets young or weak individuals rather than healthy ones, and hunts mainly by surprise from the rear.

Lions vs. buffaloes are African rivals that, in the eyes of humans, would be nothing short of crippling foes, both of which pack large mammals and have weapons to ensure they kill each other. Lions are almost the only predators that can regularly hunt adult water buffaloes [15], and water buffaloes are very aggressive towards lions because they are well aware of this fact. If there are a large number of buffaloes, the lions divide their roles and cooperate, disrupting the herd and concentrating their attacks on the individuals that stray. When one buffalo senses danger, it runs away in an orderly manner like a lump, which can cause great confusion to lions who need to hunt a single target quickly due to their poor endurance. Sometimes, it kills old and weak individuals exposed to the opposing faction and rescues comrades in danger of dying. Even lions get stabbed by buffalo's horns or get thrown into the air and get hurt and die quite often. Water buffaloes are an important prey for lions, but they are very dangerous to each other and are always alert, as they can run much longer than lions and can stand tall with great strength and numbers.[16] According to a survey conducted in Addo Elephant National Park, the success rate of lion hunting for water buffalo is only 11.5%.

The lions of the Okavango Delta, located in Botswana, are exceptionally specialized in buffalo hunting, but due to the nature of the terrain, the swampy area and the river are deeper than expected, so carnivores cannot access it, and only herbivores love it. However, a few lion prides came in when the river became shallow, and the river deepened again, becoming a kind of island-like shape, making it an environment that could not easily cross over to the rest of the continent. At this time, there were only water buffaloes left to hunt, so the lions also adapted. While normal lions go hunting at night, the lions of Okavango showed a peculiar behavior of hunting while crossing the swamp in broad daylight. The female lion weighed 180 kg, exceeding the maximum, and the male lion reached an estimated weight of 227 kg. However, since there has never been an accurate weight measurement, it is a figure worthy of suspicion. In any case, it can be concluded that it is the largest among felines in Africa.

When hunting giraffes, the male lion usually participates in the hunt, but in one video, two female lions hold on to the hind legs of an adult giraffe until the rest of the female lions arrive, and then successfully hunt with the help of the rest of the pack. . However, giraffes are too big in weight and tall compared to lions, so they are not targets for hunting often unless they are cornered due to lack of food. Rather, there are many cases in which hunting fails or injuries are caused by being stepped on or kicked by a runaway giraffe after touching it incorrectly. For this reason, it mainly targets baby giraffes, but usually several lions disturb the mother giraffe and attack when there is an opening. In the case of the hippopotamus, it is rarely chosen as a prey and is more often avoided by lions because of its 1,500 kg weight class, dirty temper, large deadly jaws and teeth, and the fact that lions are difficult to bite properly due to their cylindrical body and thick hide. Even a single bite puts a lion's life at risk. Occasionally, a hippopotamus on land alone becomes a target. Because the hippo cannot run for a long time, if more than a dozen of them, whether male or female, attack tenaciously at the same time, it is dangerous because even hippos have a limit to withstand severe bleeding. Occasionally, there is a hippopotamus that escapes lions, but is unable to go to the shore due to injuries and dies of exhaustion. However, if there is water nearby and goes right in, the lion becomes a dog chasing chickens (…), and the hunting success rate is actually very low.[17] Since the mother and the herd protect the young, hunting is not easy, except when they are separated from the mother or completely abandoned.

Very occasionally, baby African elephants or rhinos are hunted, but because the adults are guarding the young, sometimes the mother dies due to poaching or the calves that have fallen out of the herd are targeted, but even the young are not easy because of their considerable weight. Of course, adult elephants and rhinos are whole or close to it on land, so lions can't even dare to hunt them. Especially African elephants are very hostile to lions, so you have to run away right away because they attack you even if you meet them. All animals in Africa, including

Since it is a large predator, it does not target small, agile and low-meat prey such as birds, small antelopes [18] and monkeys, and even ostriches, which are much faster than lions and have overwhelming endurance, do not hunt well unless they are too hungry or encounter them by chance. .

Pride's hunting success rate is approximately 30% to 40%. In addition, due to the large number of individuals, there are cases where the amount of meat returned to each person is not large.[19] As a result, they often steal prey from other beasts of prey. The biggest victims are cheetahs and leopards that don't climb trees, and groups of spotted hyenas often give away their prey when they run amok.

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