Come on In, the Mud Is Fine!
The water is warm in Laikipia County, Central Kenya, where our African Watering Hole Cam pans 120 degrees to get all the action. This cam covers the fever trees just to the left of the hippo pool all the way upriver to “Basking Beach.” The view overlaps with that of the African River Wildlife Camera, but with a lower angle.
Our partners at Mpala facilitate and exemplify sustainable human-wildlife co-existence and the advancement of human livelihoods and quality of life. They do this through education, outreach, and by developing science-based solutions to guide conservation actions for the benefit of nature and human welfare. Mpala is both a 48,000-acre cattle ranch and an international biological research center. It is located in Laikipia County in central Kenya in the shadow of Mount Kenya.
Did You Know? “Elephants are fond of water and enjoy showering by sucking water into their trunks and spraying it all over themselves. Afterwards, they often spray their skin with a protective coating of dust,” (NatGeo).
The African Wildlife Cams officially launch next week, but Explore.org fans can check it out today!
(Thanks to CamOpEle for the snapshot!)
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