Avrete tutti visto #Gliultimidue, foto che raffigura un #rinoceronte ed un #guardiacaccia che riposano. Ma la storia alle spalle della #foto di #MatjažKrivic è molto più coinvolgente
#Sudan #Najin #Fatu #ZacharyMutai #whitenorthernrhino #Olpejeta

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Brave, gentle and patient, black rhino mothers are true guardians of their young, fiercely protecting them from danger and teaching them the skills they'll need to survive in the wild.

Image credit: Arjun Kalsi

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(Carol's grave) she was the mother of Baraka, the 27 years old blind black rhino of #OlPejeta

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These two giants of Kenya, reminding us all of what makes this country so incredible.

Image credit: Jeff Hennessy

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A moment we always treasure on Ol Pejeta is witnessing the incredible bond between a new-born white rhino calf and its mother.

Image credit: Brierley Grace

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The largest mammal under the largest mountain in Kenya.

🔄 Jeff Hennessy

#elephant #mountain #mtkenya #mountkenya #safari #olpejeta #big5 #itssokenya #wildlifephotography #destinationearth #wildlifeconservation #africadestination #earthorganization #earthfocus #nature

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The blind Baraka black rhino in #OlPejeta

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A whopping 40,000 muscles are found within an elephants’ trunk making it not only extremely strong but also incredibly precise and capable of uprooting entire trees or carefully picking individual fruit.

Image credit: Flo Loves Photography

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January on Ol Pejeta sees clear days, blue skies and picture-perfect African sunsets. Rains can be expected towards the end of the month, but it is a great time to visit and see migratory birds as well as new-borns.

Image credit: Sarah Stip

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a quick game drive at #OlPejeta conservancy was very rewarding - no time for birds or inverts unfortunately #Lion #lionesses #rhino #elephant #biodiversity#cop15 #RhinoConservation #africa #kenya

Arrived in Nanyuki early so squeezed in a quick game drive at #OlPejeta conservancy & saw the last 2 northern white rhino on the planet - both females so species is functionally extinct - a privilege but also quite depressing. Sun setting on this magnificent animal #exctinction #rhino #biodiversity#cop15 #RhinoConservation #africa #kenya

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Here at Ol Pejeta, we are delighted to have a number of resident monkey species including these mischievous vervet monkeys often spotted amongst the acacia trees.

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Great to see so many leopard sightings on the conservancy and as the short rains trigger the birthing season for many antelope species, we can expect more and more predators to move into the area.

Image credit: Jenny Carless

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Our teams have been very excited to hear the news that an extremely rare black leopard cub has been spotted on the conservancy and one lucky visitor captured this great footage of the cub alongside its sibling!

Video credit: Jilime Photo Safaris

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Scattered rains have helped to provide some relief to our parched plains in recent weeks and as we move into December it is a great time to see new-borns and migratory birds on the conservancy!

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Exciting news for visitors to Ol Pejeta as the extremely rare ‘blonde’ zebra has been spotted again and is looking healthy and at home on the conservancy.

Make sure to keep a look out next time you visit as you might just catch a glimpse!

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An elephant mother shelters her young calf as the storm clouds roll in cross the plains of Ol Pejeta.

Image credit: Lara Jackson

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This is Baraka, blind black rhino in #OlPejeta, he is 27 years old.

White and black rhinos are actually the same colour, which is grey. Black rhinos are smaller than white, black rhinos are browsers and white rhinos are grazers, this means you will find white #rhinos in the open field grazing grasses while black rhinos in the bush browsing leaves of plants.

school pupils in the grave site of #Sudan, the last white northern white male rhino to have died and Suni in #OlPejeta

Southern white rhinos in #OlPejeta white rhinos are grazers unlike black rhinos who are browsers. so white rhinos are found in open field.