What is the difference between Gorilla trekking and gorilla habituation? The main difference between gorilla trekking and gorilla habituation is that gorilla trekking involves trekking, tracking and watching gorillas that are already used to humans (Habituated), while gorilla habituation involves trekking, tracking and watching gorillas that are not yet fully used to humans (undergoing habituation). Other […]
Low Season Uganda Gorilla Safaris are the idle buy for travelers seeking to see Mountain Gorillas in Uganda during the low season months of April, May November & December. Although the months of April, May & November are known to be the rainy season, there is more to it than just the rains. Being in […]
Generally Speaking, Rhinoceros are a critically endangered species with less than 30,000 rhino living in the wild today. At the start of the 20th century, there were over 500,000. Human activity has caused this dramatic decline in rhino numbers. Initially, numbers dropped due to hunting, but today the main threats to rhino populations are poaching […]
Today we will discuss the Five (05) important things to consider when Planning a Uganda gorilla tour in 2025 & beyond. The success of any gorilla trekking Safari is accurate planning in regards to; Deciding on what to do Gorilla trekking or Gorilla Habituation. (The difference is explained below) Secure your gorilla permit. Choose the […]
Here are some fascinating facts about the shoebill Stork: Size: Shoebills can be up to five feet tall and have an eight-foot wingspan. They’re only a few inches shorter than a person. Bill: Shoebills have a large, foot-long bill shaped like a Dutch clog. The bill has sharp edges and a hook on the end. Hunting: Shoebills are ambush […]
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