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Tangulia Mara Camp is a luxury tented camp nestled on a leafy hillside by the Mara river bank. Join
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25/06/2026

They don't bury their heads — that's pure myth. Ostriches lay their eggs in a communal nest and
take turns sitting on them, using their colour difference (dull female by day, dark male by night)
for natural camouflage. They kick hard enough to kill a lion.

24/06/2026

They have different alarm calls for different predators. Vervet monkeys give a specific call for
eagles — sending the troop running for cover — and a different one for snakes, making others
stand upright and scan the ground. Language evolved long before humans.

23/06/2026

Africa's most powerful eagle can break a man's arm with its grip. The martial eagle soars to
5,000m, spots prey from 6km away, and crashes through treetops at full speed to sn**ch monitor
lizards, small antelopes, and even young baboons. Power personified.

22/06/2026

The largest antelope in the world — and the most sacred to the Maasai. Eland fat was used in
traditional ceremonies, their hide for clothing and shields. Despite weighing up to 900 kg, they
can jump 3m from a standing position. Gentle giants of the grassland.

21/06/2026

Kenya's national bird rolls for love. The lilac-breasted roller performs spectacular aerial dives —
rocking side to side, flashing 8 shades of colour — to impress a mate. On the golden Mara plains,
their colours against an acacia sky are pure magic.

20/06/2026

The night gardener of the Mara.
Egyptian fruit bats travel up to 50 km in a single night to find fruit, flowers, and nectar. They play a vital role in pollination and seed dispersal - helping to keep our forests and savannas thriving.

Do you know why they are called Egyptian?

19/06/2026

Masters of stealth and style. Servals have the tallest legs relative to their body size ot any cat - giving them incredible jumping ability to pounce on birds mid-air. Their oversized ears can hear a mouse moving in the grass from over 50 metres away.

18/06/2026

The ultimate survivor. Jackals are opportunistic feeders and incredible parents - both parents help raise the pups. Their signatureilaugh' can be heard across the plains at dawn and dusk.

Is it the same as a silver backed Jackal? Tell us

17/06/2026

A symbol of grace and pride. These beautiful birds perform elegant mating dances, bowing and jumping in perfect sync. Their golden crown isn't just for show - it's a display of health and vitality.

16/06/2026

The Mara's ultimate sentry. Topi antelope stand on termite mounds for hours — sentinel duty — scanning the horizon for predators. Their vision is so acute they can spot a lion at 1.5 km. Mothers guard newborns in 'nursery groups' for the first weeks of life. Built for speed and endurance.
Topis can run up to 80 km/h and leap over 2-metre-high obstacles in a single bound. Look for their distinctive lyre-shaped horns on the open plains.

Address

810
Narok
20500

Telephone

+254729176471

Website

http://tanguliamara.com/

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