The Ngorongoro Crater is a caldera, not a crater. I’m not sure what that means, but it’s true. Either way, there used to be a huge volcano here, until it exploded and caved in the earth. ‘Ngorongoro’ was… Read More
Category: #travelTags: animal kingdom, baboon, baobab, beach, big five, caldera, cape buffalo, clouds, disney world, eagle, elephant, fantastic mr. fox, flamingo, G-O-D, giraffes, grey crowned crane, herd, hippo, hyena, lions, maasai, marabou stork, marko, ngorongoro, ngorongoro conservation area, ngorongoro crater, ostrich, pumba, safari, shotgun, squad, sucker, sun rays, the lion king, the universe, tree of life, upside-down, warthog, wildebeest, zanzibar, zebra
Maasai The Maasai people are (somewhat) indigenous to the Serengeti area, in Kenya and Tanzania (I think there are around a million in each country). What I knew about the Maasai prior to my trip is that they… Read More
Category: #travelTags: africa, beautiful, boma, circumcision, colonization, cow blood, east africa, female mutilation, forced migration, herding, huts, kenya, maasai, make fire, piercings, selfie, serengeti, serengeti national park, sustainability, tanzania
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