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History of the migration of animals from the rainforest to the Savannah Desert in Kenya, Africa - BBC wildlife

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A chance to see the great animal architechts including elephants, giraffes, antelope and Kudu that have helped to shape the African savannah into a heat blasted paradise. Plants and trees in the jungle are perfect food and shade. From the BBC.

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  • The ads seem to be getting longer and loooonger........

  • OMG that Elephant pushed that tree over as if it was a tooth pick !

  • Scientists do not fully understand how migrating animals find their way over long and complex routes. Many birds are known to have a compass sense, which allows them to fly in a particular direction. They use the position of the sun and stars to get their bearings. Birds and other animals use landmarks such as mountains, rivers, and coasts to navigate as well. Scientists think that even fishes use geographical clues to recognize their underwater range.

  • giraffes are so cool. I got to touch one at a zoo one time. Well, it more more like it licked the food out of my hand with it's giant purple tongue. But we still touched! It was cool. And a bit slimy... :|

  • I didn't know savannas are so young

  • long time ago the humans ben doing the same as the animals, in our contry people moving around the contry for their animals where they can grass them better.

  • tnnx man did dis really help me :D

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