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Facts > Kenya
> Visa Info >Travel
Basics > Kenya Wildlife > History, Culture
& Population > National
Parks > Nairobi City >
Kenya Mountain Climbing > Birdlife
> Fishing > Golf
in Kenya
KENYAN
WILDLIFE
In Kenya, one of the most important
assets is its spectacular wildflife. There are more than 80 major
species of kenya wildlife and over 1,000 different species of birdlife.
Many visitors principally come to Kenya to view the superb and extensive
panorama of the flora and fauna. Kenya does recognise the vital
importance of its visitors who bring with them, among other things,
the much needed foreign exchange and of course the thousands of
jobs created as a result.
Kenya is at the forefront of wildlife and environmental
protection through a deep-seated awareness that much of the fabric
of Kenyan society is inextricably linked with the wild. Tribal society
lived alongside the animals for centuries and the natural balance
of nature ensured that both sides survived.
It is until recent times that Man has started to
encroach upon nature to such an extent that the balance of nature
is disturbed. Kenya is at great pains to protect the natural balance
wherever it can. Serious measures against poaching have being undertaken
and one of the most frequently seen bumper stickers on cars in Nairobi
says 'Only elephants should wear ivory'.
Formerly, the big game hunters came to Kenya to
bag the 'Big Five', which are the elephant, the rhinoceros, the
buffalo, the lion and the leopard. Today, visitors also shoot them
but through the telephoto lens of a camera. Although the sight of
any animal in the wild against the sweeping backdrop of Kenya's
vast, open plains is a wonderful moment, spotting the 'big five'
remains especially thrilling.
Some of the animals that you are bound to see in
Kenya, just to name a few, are:-
Sable Antelope, Roan Antelope,Bongo,Buffalo, Bushbuck,
Duiker, Dikdik, Eland, Elephant, Grant's Gazelle, Thomson's Gazelle,Gerenuk,
Masai Giraffe, Reticulated Giraffe,Rothschild's Giraffe,Hartebeest,
Hippopotamus,Forest Hog,Warthog,Tree Hyrax,Rock Hyrax,Impala, Klipspringer,Greater
Kudu, Black Rhinoceros, White Rhinoceros,Common Waterbuck,Defassa
Waterbuck, Burchell's or Common Zebra, Grey's Zebra,Wildebeest or
White Bearded Gnu,Aardwolf,Cheetah,Spotted Hyena,Striped Hyena,
Black Backed Jacakal,Leopard,Lion, Crocodile etc
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