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Mara Poachers and hippo attack

Posted at 7:44 am under Mara Triangle, Podcasts

Friends,

Today I’m going to try a much awaited experiment and upload a podcast -

I recorded this in the Mara Conservancy last week where I spent three days finding out more about the effects of the collapse of tourism on this world renowned conservation area.

I hope you enjoy sound trip which hopefully will give the visually impaired a feel for the Mara which is among my most favourite places in the world.

I’m attaching photographs to help you visualise the patrol. These 5 minutes reflect what happened during the 4 hours anti-poaching patrol in which we were searching for 7 hippo killing poachers. Kimujino has more on the arrest of these poachers on his

cars-on-patrol.jpg

mara-sign.jpg

This is the sign between the Mara Reserve and Transmara Reserve which together make up the Masai Mara
hippo-slide.jpg

A hippo slide

patrol1.jpg

On patrol looking for footprints on the soft earth

patrol2.jpg

hippo.jpg

Hippo in the Mara river
baby-hippo.jpg

Can you see the new born hippo by his mothers legs?

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6 responses so far

6 Responses to “Mara Poachers and hippo attack”

  1. Wanda, Atlantaon 28 Feb 2008 at 8:24 am 1

    Oh yes I see it — wonderful!

  2. sheryl, washington dcon 28 Feb 2008 at 8:44 am 2

    I see the baby! Loved the podcast, Paula. Really cool.

    s.

  3. Lisa, Californiaon 28 Feb 2008 at 10:00 am 3

    Yes, the baby is precious. Paula, that podcast was awesome. I totally felt like I was there with you. Thank you for sharing that. Lisa

  4. F. J. Pechiron 28 Feb 2008 at 1:59 pm 4

    Very good post Paula! Yes, please continue with this kind of work! Thank you.

  5. Lucia Cristiana, Brazilon 28 Feb 2008 at 9:56 pm 5

    Beautiful! Thank you Paula.

  6. Theresa Siskind St Petersburg FLon 29 Feb 2008 at 1:42 pm 6

    Brilliant, Paula, positively brilliant. And yes, I see this little munchkin, God bless him.

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