Kenya
is home to the African Cats. These are the African lion, leopards, and cheetah.
Of the various cats found here two of them make up the big five game of Africa.
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Big cats in Africa include the African lion - Simba in Swahili who’s also king of the jungle. Another notable member is the African cheetah and the stealth African leopard complete the big cats of Africa. You can easily spot these cats in the Kenyan national parks, game reserves, private and community wildlife conservancies. |
It’s exciting to watch them in their natural habitat. It’s also wonderful seeing how they live and survive in the African wilderness.
A Kenya safari provides you with the original lion country safari, in the African wild where these cats roam freely.
Some
past notable cats are Christian the lion and Elsa the lioness. Christian The Lion was brought to Kenya from England in 1970 and returned to the wild by lion-man George Adamson. Elsa
the lioness was raised by George Adamson and his wife Joy Adamson. |
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The cats of Africa are some of the most fascinating animals found in Kenya.
There
are various films and television series based on the big cats' life in the Kenyan wild and elsewhere in Africa. These documentary films and TV series are both entertaining and informative.
Some
of the titles are documentaries filmed in the Kenyan wild.
The
Disneynature African Cats documentary film shows the day-to-today life of an African
cheetah family consisting of a mother and her cubs. It also features a pride of African
lions surviving at the Masai Mara Game Reserve in Kenya for a span of twelve
months. The roaring of the lions and the sounds of the other wild animals starring in the documentary transport you to the amazing Masai Mara game reserve of the Kenya wilderness. |
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Others
are Christian the Lion, Elsa the lioness ( Born Free and Living Free). Also
available is the BBC’s Big Cat Diary series, mainly shot on location at the Masai Mara game reserve.
You can enjoy the big cats up close by visiting the African wild in Kenya. But if you can’t make it to the wild, then watch the films, TV series or read a book on any of the cats stories.
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