(Photo courtesy of Hon. Peninah Malonza) By Beverly Mautiah As announced by Hon. Peninah Malonza, the Cabinet Secretary for Tourism, Wildlife, and Heritage, the number… Read More »THE RECOVERY OF THE INTERNATIONAL TOURISM ENTRY INTO KENYA.
By Teddy Nyagaka and Bridget Amesa A bonobo is a black faced chimpanzee with black hair. They are mainly found in Congo(Zaire) rainforest. The bonobo… Read More »Bonobos: The Forgotten Primates of the Congo Rainforest
By Collins wafula The Channichthyidae, better known as Icefishes, are a mysterious and captivating species of fish found in the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica. These… Read More »The Ghost Fish of the Antarctic
By Collins Wafula If you’re looking for an animal that’s both fascinating and intimidating, look no further than the Komodo dragon. This massive reptile is… Read More »The Komodo Dragon: The Largest Living Lizard on Earth!
By Collins Wafula Have you ever heard of the small, yet fearless creatures known as Mongooses? These fascinating animals have captured the hearts of people… Read More »Mongoose: The Socialites of the Animal Kingdom
By Collins Wafula Hedgehogs are some of the most fascinating creatures on the planet! With their spiky exterior and adorable faces, they have captured the… Read More »Meet The Hedgehog
By Collins Wafula Ladies and gentlemen, brace yourselves for the ultimate hunter of the savannah – the African Wildcat! This fierce feline is the undisputed… Read More »The African Wildcat
By Collins Wafula Step into the wilds of Africa and meet the one-of-a-kind creatures that have captured the hearts of animal lovers everywhere. We’re talking… Read More »Discover The Thrilling World of Zebra: The Striped Sensations of the Savanna!
By Collins Wafula Flying fish, also known as volitans or exocoetidae, are truly a marvel of nature. These incredible creatures are able to fly through… Read More »Flying Fish
By Collins Wafula Are you ready for a leap into the wild, wild world of the East African Springhare? This incredible rodent species is native… Read More »East African Springhare
