Kilimanjaro: Tucker & Team Visit Ngorongoro Crater

A conservation area and a World Heritage site, Ngorongoro Crater, a large volcanic caldera is recognized by one private organization as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa- the unparalleled beauty of one of the world's most unchanged wildlife sanctuaries. Teams Top Ten for today- *Infant elephants in a large group doing their thing *Hippos in the pool doing their thing *Our 4th of the Big 5 the infamous black rhino *Serval cat walking along side us for as long as we liked seeing prey on point *Zebra cuddling with head on bum of other *First sighting of ostriches in the wild *The tiny vibrant colored sunbird in contrast with the Kori Bustard the worlds heaviest flying bird *Our great local staff of drivers ability to pick game out of the bush *A warthog that must have been to beauty parlor with beautiful swept back hair and double tusks *Elephant in a tussle trumpeting as we leave the viewing area hearing them for a while after RMI Guide Mark Tucker

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What adventure!  All my life I have dreamed of what you are actually doing.  With so little time left, don’t sleep,  Allison and I look forward to hearing every detail of your every day on the Dark Continent.

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