Samburu National Reserve
Kenya, Samburu County, Rift Valley Province.
Description:
Samburu Park is known for its rich flora and fauna. Here are elephants, various predators, hippos, antelopes, zebras, giraffes and the Nile crocodile. In the park there are about 350 species of birds, among which there are ostriches, vultures, secretary bird, eagles and others.
The total area of the park is 165 square kilometers, where the plains are replaced by hills and mountainous terrain. Altitude differences can reach 500 meters. Samburu was glorified by the lioness Kamunyak, who raised six cubs of antelope. A touching story became the plot for the BBC film.
The only African animals that cannot be seen here are rhinos. They were killed by poachers.