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Did you see anything cuter than this today? ❤️

Johnny de Mol and the Dutch rapper Lil’ Kleine travelled to Tanzania for the famous television program ‘Waar is de Mol.’ We have been closely involved to make sure that filming would go smoothly. For guidance and advice during the preparations to lodge bookings and arranging a very special overnight stay. #mamayamat. GETTIN’ LOST even provided them shots of lake Manyara and Serengeti. #Martyontelevision. Watch the ‘Waar is de mol’ and see if you can spot Marty. #where is Marty.

Proud!

The donkeys carry all purchases from the masai to the boma.

I love to go on safari!

Flamingo's at Lake Natron.

Lake Natron with on the background the still active vulcano 'Ol Doinyo Lengai'.

Lake Natron capture.

One with the nature.

Skyline @ Migombani Camp

Pineaple man in Arusha

We will not find these kinds of scenes in Europe.

Spotting a elephant in Tarangire National Park.

On safari in Tarangire National Park. The contrast is beautiful.

Father and son on safari.

Masai Village

Children who are afraid of 'Muzungu" or white people. Can you imagine? By involving them in my photos and videos, they find me no longer scary after 5 minutes.

It is so hot here, that lions are looking for shadow. They came to us to lie under the car.

Safari in Serengeti.

Cheetahs after a kill.

Male Red-headed rock agama.

Masai Childeren.

Acacia Tree in the middle of knowwhere.

Let go to my favourite place Lake Natron!

Small masai market where they sell some jewelry.

Lunchtime @ my favourite spot, Lake Natron.

These masaai needs a lift. Because we don't have space in the car, the drove with us on the roof of the car.

Check up on loose parts.

First breakfast in Tanzania!

Female Impala have no horns. Male impalas have horns that can grow up to 75cm long. The male’s horns take many years to reach its full length, this is why young males are unlikely to establish a dominant position and breeding territory.

Male impala with on his back a Yellow-Billed Oxpecker.

Meet a mongoose. Did you know that the dwarf mongoose is the smallest carnivore in Africa? Even so, these tiny creatures have big personalities.

Black-backed Jackal. Did you know: * Black-backed jackals are highly vocal. They are best known for their high wailing calls – usually in the early evening – they also utter a repeated yapping when tailing a predator; a call that sometimes betrays an irritated lion or leopard. * Fossil deposits have revealed that the black-backed jackal is one of the oldest known dog species. * Like all jackals, this species forms monogamous, life-long pair bonds. What’s more, youngsters from one year’s litter often act as ‘helpers’, suppressing their own breeding ambitions and remaining with their parents for a year or more in order to help them raise the next litter. This habit is known to have a greater bearing on pup survival rates in black-backed jackals, than in any other jackal species. * In the folklore of the indigenous Khoikhoi people of south-western Africa, the black-backed jackal often travels in tandem with the lion, which it frequently outsmarts or betrays using its superior intelligence.

On safari with Ajabu Adventures!

Watching from a vantage; an African Fish Eagle perched on a branch overlooking the flood plains.

Feedingtime for the baby goats.

Photomodel <3

Love this place!

Whats is that Inge? That is a sunglasses, would you like to try? #first experience

Hold on, little masai man!

Everyone in the family has to work for a living.

Mama Yamath and family. <3

The marabou stork is a frequent scavenger with a naked head and neck. A feathered head would become rapidly clotted with blood and other substances when the bird's head was inside a large corpse.

The greatest wildlife spectacle on earth! The Great Wildebeest Migration - the annual migration of giant herds of grazers across Northern Tanzania and Kenya is a truly spectacular event. Over two million wildebeest, zebras and gazelles move through the Serengeti and Masai Mara ecosystems in search of green pasture, in a regular pattern. This is surely one of the greatest wonders of the natural world.

Africa's most common large vulture, the white-backed vulture is an scavenger that feeds on the carcasses.

Just Hanging around on a lazy #caturday afternoon.

Our lunchspot in Ndutu between the wild animals. #exciting

Simba

Cheetha

Baby leopard. Look how cute!

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