Animals

: Warthog close-up.

: Safaris form Kenya’s largest chunk of national revenue

: Young impala.

: “The Big Five” are regularly seen on a standard Kenya safari

: Masai Mara can get a little overrun at times.

: At the zoo.

: Impala belongs to Chordata phylum.

: Wildebeest in the afternoon. Grasses glisten in the sun as these animals follow their annual migration path in Kenya

: Impala in various moments in Nakuru.

: A warthog family.

: Not the car.

: In the morning sun jackal is going for a hunt.

: Hippo wallowing.

: Bongo.

: The animals behind the Big Five are Leopards, Lions, Elephants, Buffalos and Rhinos

: A rhinoceros is an odd-toed ungulate in the family of Rhinocerotidae

: Ultimate game viewing times in Kenya are in the dry season

: Otter playing.

: Impala fighting.

: The rock hyrax is also called the rock badger

: The most famous Kenyan animals are the Big 5

: Hippo Family pics.

: The name Impala comes from Zulu language.

: Impalas.

: Two of the species of rhino are native to Africa

: The wildebeest migration is one of Kenya’s greatest wildlife spectacles

: Klipspringer.

: In Kenya, the habitats of animals range from the Forest areas to Savannah all the way to the Wetlands

: It’s an Impala.

: The Greater kudu gazelle is a woodland antelope

: The Big Five are regularly seen on a standard Kenya safari

: 2 Warthogs.

: Male impala rooibok.

: Beware of warthog.

: The most dangerous land animal.

: Antelopes.

: Taking a break.

: African wild dog is one of the rarest carnivores in Africa.

: Roan antelope.

: In Kenya, the habitats of wildlife range from the Forest areas to Savannah all the way to the Wetlands

: Hippo and baby.

: Hippo photograph.

: Waterbuck in Masai Mara.

: The bongo is a herbivore and mostly nocturnal forest ungulate.

: Impala in burnt land.

: Impalas in the national park.

: Warthogs.

: Impala weighs 40–60 kg.

: In Kenya, the habitats of wildlife animals range from the Forest areas to Savannah to the Wetlands

: The topi antelope is a big one with a dark sign.

: Black dog.

: The warthogs are very quick.

: Two hippos.

: Hippo.

: Hippos.

: Young impalas.

: It is a sight to see animals in their natural habitats in Kenya

: Hippos have unique skin.

: Oryx.

: Amazingly beautiful impala.

: An adult female warthog weighs between 99 – 170 lbs.

: The wildebeest migration in Masai Mara is from June to October

: The vervet monkey, or simply vervet.

: The Big 5 are regularly seen on a standard Kenya safari

: Impala belongs to the Animalia kingdom.

: Impala on safari.

: A qualified bush guide in Kenya will be able to give information on wildlife behavior

: It is a scary thing to hear the lion roaring in Kenya

: African Warthog.

: The common hippopotamus is called hippo.

: In Kenya you visit the animals in their homes

: The common hippopotamus is also known as hippo.

: Gazelle, impala, topi, hartebeest at Masai Mara.

: Two of the species of rhinoceros are native to Africa

: The common hippopotamus is mostly a herbivorous mammal.

: In Kenya the ultimate game viewing times are from June to October

: Hippos cause more human deaths than any other wild animals in Africa.

: Impala lily.

: Warthog family.

: African wild dog

: African impala rooibok.

: The bongo is a nocturnal forest ungulate.

: Masai Mara in Kenya is one of the best places to see “The Big Five”

: Hippopotamus is one of the extant species in the family Hippopotamidae.

: Kenya is East Africa’s premier safari destination

: The klipspringer is a small antelope.

: Vervet monkey.

: In Kenya the ultimate game viewing times are in the dry season

: In Kenya you visit the wildlife animals in their homes

: Wildlife in African landscape.

: Hippopotamus in the water.

: Pygmy-hippo.

: Wilidlife safaris form Kenya’s largest chunk of national revenue

: Safaris form Kenya’s largest chunk of GDP

: Vervet monkey staring into space.

: Pair of Thompson’s gazelles.

: Impala is the sole member of the genus Aepyceros.

: It is a sight to see animals in their natural habitats and in their elements in Kenya

: Calf of hippopotamus.

: Impala.

: Antelope is an even-toed ungulate

: Impalas in the national park in Kenya.

: The African wild dog is also called Cape hunting dog.

: Two of the species of rhino are native to Asia

: Impala in various moments in Kenya.

: It sure is a sight to see animals in their elements in Kenya

: Beisa oryx is also known as The East African oryx

: They love water.

: An impala is an African antelope weighing 40–60 kg.

: The scientific name for impala is Aepyceros Melampus.

: Kenya is known for its abundance of wildlife

: Black rhino and calf.

: Big yawn.

: Hungry hippopotamus.

: The most deadly land animal in Africa.

: Rhinoceros is often abbreviated to rhino

: Hippo heaven.

: The bongo is herbivorous.

: African wild dog in profile

: Common hippopotamus is also called hippo.

: Impala rooibok ram.

: Pigmy hippopotamus.

: Just for kids.

: The common hippopotamus is also called hippo.

: Warthogs In a zoo.

: Masai Mara in Kenya is one of the best places to see The Big Five

: An impala is an African antelope.

: Male impalas use their horns to fight.

: The gerenuk antelope is also know as Litocranius walleri

: Generic-Antelope.

: The height of a warthog ranges between 2.1 – 2.8 ft.

: African wild dog sleeping

: Hippo family.

: Photo of a vervet monkey.

: Impala buck.

: Hyenas.

: Hippopotamus skin texture.

: Hippos cause more human deaths than any other wild animal.

: Kenya is known for nature’s generosity of wildlife

: Ultimate game viewing times in Kenya are from June to October

: Hippopotamus family.

: Dog and African wilderness

: Sleepy hippo.

: It is a sight to see animals in their elements in Kenya

: The animals behind the Big 5 are Leopards, Lions, Elephants, Buffalos and Rhinos

: The most famous Kenyan animals are the Big Five

: Gazelle, impala, topi, hartebeest at Masai Mara.

: Impala was first described by a German zoologist.

: A10 Tank Killer airplane.

: Common hippopotamus is known as hippo.

: Close-up of a warthog.

: Hungry hippo.

: “The Big 5” are regularly seen on a standard Kenya safari

: Hippopotamus.

: In Kenya you visit the wildlife in their homes

: The African buffalo is also know as Cape buffalo

: Impalas fighting.

: It is a sight to see animals in their elements and in their natural habitats in Kenya

: It sure is a sight to see animals in their elements and in their natural habitats in Kenya

: In Kenya, the habitats of wildlife animals range from the Forest areas to Savannah all the way to the Wetlands

: Drinking hippo.

: African hunting dog

: The wildebeest migration in Masai Mara is in the dry season

: Black spotted hyena.

: In Ol Pejeta Park in Kenya.

: A similing hippo!

: Topi antelope.

: The silverbacked jackal is also known as Canis mesomelas

: Impalas are found in thousands.

: Animals in Masai Mara, a park reserve which is a continuation of the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania named for the Masais and the Mara River.

: Otter.

: In Ol Pejeta Park.

: Five hippos.

: Female impala.

: The common warthog is a member of the pig family.

: The habitats of the animals in Kenya range from the Forest areas to Savannah all the way to the Wetlands

: Rhino ear.

: Kenya offers wildlife viewing throughout the year

: Kenya offers wildlife spotting throughout the year

: Masai Mara in Kenya is one of the best places to see The Big 5

: The common hippopotamus is known as hippo.

: The African porcupine is a species of rodent

: The animals behind the Big Five are Lions, Leopards, Elephants, Buffalos and Rhinos

: Jackal

: Sole member of the genus Aepyceros, Impala is found in eastern Africa.

: Samburu and Meru in the northern Kenya are home to some interesting localized country species

: Kenya offers quality wildlife spotting throughout the year

: Common hippopotamus is found in sub-Saharan Africa.

: Kenya’s largest economy is tourism

: The common hippopotamus is a large mammal.

: Warthog.

: Masai Mara in Kenya is one of the best places to see “The Big 5”

: Jackal is going for a hunt.

: Impala is found in eastern and southern Africa.

: In Kenya, the habitats of wildlife animals range from the Wetlands to Forest areas to Savannah

: Hippopotamuses have unique skin.

: The warthog parent looking for a way for the family.

: Kenyan wildlife

: Samburu and Meru in the northern Kenya are home to some interesting dry country species

: Impala was first described in 1812.

: Impala antelope.

: Sole member of the genus Aepyceros, impala is found in eastern and southern Africa.

: The Grant’s gazelle can be seen in northern Tanzania, South Sudan and Ethiopia, the Kenyan coast and Lake Victoria

: Impala was first described by a German zoologist Martin Hinrich Carl Lichtenstein.

: Impalas at the zoo.

: A qualified field guide in Kenya will be able to give information on wildlife behavior

: Adult impala.

: Otters.

: Hippo at Sac Zoo.

: Warthog in the late afternoon sun.

: En-su-jacuzzi.

: Samburu and Meru in the northern Kenya are home to some interesting localised country species

: Lone Baboon Howling at Masai Mara Reserve, Kenya

: Impala is found in eastern Africa.

: Impala away from the herd.

: Hippos love water.

: The two hyenas.

: It sure is a sight to see animals in their natural habitats and in their elements in Kenya

: Impala in Ol Pejeta in Kenya.

: The Thomson’s gazelle is named after explorer Joseph Thomson.

: Jackal in the zoo

: Meru and Samburu in the northern Kenya are home to some interesting localised country species

: The patas monkey is also known as the wadi monkey

: The crossing of the River Mara is the highlight of the migration

: Warthog – do not confuse it with a bush pig.

: An adult male warthog weighs between 130 – 330 lbs.

: Kenya has 4 species, the Black Necked Spitting Cobra, the Egyptian and Forest Cobra and the Red Spitting Cobra

: Meru and Samburu in the northern Kenya are home to some interesting localized country species

: Common hippopotamus is called hippo.

: Hippopotamus’s calf.

: Kenya has built a reputation as East Africa’s number one safari destination

: Hippopotamuses love water.

: Warthog close ups of head, tusks & eye.

: The scientific name of common warthog is Phacochoerus Africanus.

: Banded mongoose

: Wilidlife safaris form Kenya’s largest chunk of GDP

: This is an impala.

: The scientific name for vervet monkey is Cercopithecus Aethiops

: Bongo drum.

: Hippos in the river.

: Meru and Samburu in the northern Kenya are home to some interesting dry country species

: Thompson’s gazelle.

: Sad face.

: An antelope is indigenous to various regions in Africa.

: Bush babies are also known as nagapies

: At least two million ungulates move throughout the Mara-Serengeti eco-system

: The Masai Mara is the best known reserves in the whole of Africa.

: Safari impala.

: Genet cat belongs to the genus Genetta

: It sure is a sight to see animals in their natural habitats in Kenya

: The scientific name of warthog is Phacochoerus Africanus.

: Impala is an antelope.

: Nasty hippo throat.

: Dik-dik.

: Thirsty hippo.

: The impala is found in eastern and southern Africa.

: Klipspringer Antelope.

: The warthog is a wild member of the pig family.

: The most deadly land animal.

: Baby vervet monkey.

: Common hippopotamus is also known as hippo.

: Impala eye close-up.

: A qualified guide in Kenya will be able to give information on wildlife behavior

: The habitats of the animals in Kenya range from the Savannah, to Wetlands all the way to the Forest areas

: Caracals are nocturnal hunters

: Scientific name of warthog is Phacochoerus Africanus.

: An otter.

: Common hippopotamus is a large mammal.

: The common hippopotamus is found in sub-Saharan Africa.

: Rare dog

5 facts about animals in Kenya

The wildebeest can start running within minutes of birth
A pack of hyenas can easily bring down a wildebeest
Ostriches have voracious appetites
An African wild dog is also called the hunting dog
Colobus monkeys do not have thumbs

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