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DON'T MISS: Stunning pix from Maasai Mara

By Dr Pawan Sharma
Last updated on: January 16, 2020 15:10 IST
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Noida-based Dr Pawan Sharma recently visited Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya and shot these amazing pictures. Take a look!

Maasai Mara

Did you know that ostriches are one of the biggest birds in the world? They can grow up to 9 feet in height.

Maasai Mara

The Masai giraffe is not only one of the tallest animals, it is also one of the most endangered species in the world.

Maasai Mara

There are plenty of colourful, rare species of birds as well.

Maasai Mara

Zebras look amazing too...and you'll spot them in huge numbers at Maasai Mara.

Maasai Mara

What a sight to watch!

Maasai Mara

In Maasai Mara, wild animals migrate all year round.

Maasai Mara

The Thomsons Gazelle, a graceful looking antelope should be a must watch on your list.

Maasai Mara

If you are planning a trip to this reserve, July to October -- also known as the dry season -- would be a favourable time to visit, so you can spot a lot of wildlife. At 20 to 25 degrees, the weather is also perfect.

Maasai Mara

There is no way you can ignore the Big Five -- which includes the African elephant, lion, leopard, cape buffalo, and rhinoceros.

Here's a small video from the safari:


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