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    • Killerai Munka
    • Daudi Solomon
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    • Maggie Duncan
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Wildlife Photographic Safaris

With more than 2,000,0000 wildebeest, gazelle, zebra and eland migrating through the Serengeti every year, Tanzania puts on quite the wildlife show. However, this migration just scratches at the surface of what Tanzania’s wildlife viewing has to offer – The ‘Big five’ and endangered wild dog to the roughly 1,140 bird and 20 primate species.

​And beneath all of that are the colorful coral reefs dotted along Tanzania’s breathtaking coastline. The diversity and abundance of wildlife that Tanzania has, offers photographers and nature lovers the best wildlife viewing and photo opportunities.
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