Arabuko Sokoke National Park By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | - Situated on Kenya"s coast, the Arabuko Sokoke National Park is merely a small section of the Arabuko-Sokoke Forest Reserve which has been declared the second most valuable forest in Africa for the conservation of birds. The reason behind a small portion of the forest reserve being ranked as a national park is to protect two rare species of mammals nearing extinction; the Golden-rumped elephant shrew and the Ader's duiker, in addition to six bird species including the Clarke"s weaver, ... Tags:arabuko sokoke national park, kenya travel
Kenya"€™s North Coast "€" The Holiday Paradise Magical By: grace | -
Kenya coast offers one of the most amazing beauties of apt tropical tranquil that leave lifelong memories to holiday makers. From the south coast to the north, there are infinite matchless varieties of surreal holiday experiences. Today we sample Malindi and Watamu, two of the premier destinations of the Kenyan north coast.
Sandy Reasons For Buying Air Tickets To Nairobi By: Sam Walker | - Enchantingly compulsive and definitely inescapable, Nairobi is one of the places to be in for ones Africa holidays. Although, a Nairobi vacation summons images of exciting melodramatic jungle safaris, the destination has much else to offer as well. For instance, quite a few travellers book cheap flights to Nairobi and use the destination as a base for exploring Kenyas famous beaches. Check out some of the beach destinations worth visiting from Nairobi.
Famous Landmarks In Kenya By: Corine R. Vega | - From the individuals to the attractions, everything about this Eastern African land is often a magical, marvelous adventure waiting to be discovered. Kenya is a land that offers so many opportunities for discovery and learning. Visiting Kenya allows 1 top find nature at its foremost. The seemingly time-capsuled scenery in the nation is often a breath of fresh air, quite literally. Nowhere else can you discover such unspoiled beauty amid individuals who are every bit up-to-date with their culture ... Tags:kenya, travel, tour, tourism, tourist, tourist attractions, vacation
Sokoke Cat And Kitten Information By: Mitch Endick | - The Sokoke comes from Kenya, Africa, where they are almost extinct in the wild. Several African tribes utilized this cat when wild as a part of their diet. These shorthair cats have brown tabby coats which are blotched. Their eyes run from light green to amber. They are long bodies with thin legs, the rear ones being longer then the front ones. The coats have almost no undercoat and they are a bit coarse. These are really interesting looking cats.
The Sokoke Cat By: Ailurophile | - A shorthair cat, Sokoke is believed to have originated many centuries ago in Sokoke-Arabuko rainforest in eastern Kenya. There it was called Khadzonzo by native tribesmen, the word meaning 'tree bark like in appearance' in local language. Despite its independent existence in nature for many years, there is not much evidence of wild cat genetics in this beautiful cat and it is believed by many to be a feral domestic cat. The modern history of Sokoke was initiated when in early nineteen eighties t ... Tags:Sokoke, cat, animal, domestic, pet, breed, shorthair, active
The Sokoke Forest Cat: A Survivor By: Iro Ignatiadi | - In the Sokoke Forest, which is located in East Africa, there exist a number of rare species that cannot be found anywhere else in the world, like the Sokoke bushy tailed Mongoose, the Sokoke golden-rump Elephant Shrew, and the Sokoke Scops Owls. And because of deforestation, they are all living under the threat of extinction. Unfortunately, the people there don't seem to care, so when Jeni Slater, a Kenyan farmer and horse breeder, found a very distinctive litter of feral cats on her coconut pla ... Tags:Sokoke, cat, cats, feline, breed, information, care, characteristics, personality, pets
