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Tanzania is one of the
largest of the East Africa countries and holds
on of the largest populations of wildlife in the
world. It is a
land that contains many wonders as well as an
un-paralleled diversity of fauna and flora.
Kilimanjaro, the highest free standing
mountain in Africa, the game preserves
of the Serengeti, the Ngorongoro Crater,
as well as the Selous are but a few of the examples.
The
Ngorongoro
Conservation Area, (Crater) encompasses over 500 Sq.
miles and is 11 miles across. The Ngorongoro
Crater is one of the natural wonders of the
world.
The rich pasture
supports over 25,000 animals, predominantly
grazing animals, including some of Tanzania's
last black rhinos. Large elephants wander the
floor of the crater and even though animals are
free to come and go, most remain
because of the abundance of food and water.
North of the
Ngorongoro Crarter lies Serengeti
National Park covering over 8,000 square miles
and holding over 3
million large animals.The Serengeti has a
concentration of wildlife unparalleled in the
world. Survival of the fittest can be witnessed
here on a daily basis. The Serengeti is famous
for its large herds of migrating wildebeests as
well as many other African plains game species
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