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CHEETAH IN RUAHA NATIONAL PARK
Cheetah are easily distinguished from leopards by the distinct black tear-marks running from the inner corners of their eyes to the edge of their mouth. They have the build of muscular greyhound, and lack the rosettes and stocky physique of the leopard. Adult cheetahs are unable to retract their blunt, dog-like claws fully, though the dew claw on their wrist is extremely sharp and is used to help snag and trip their prey. The claw of young cheetah cubs remain semi-retractile for up to six months
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| photo by mms |
A good view of a lion resting in Ngorongoro Concervation Area
A lion is one among the attraction that is easy to be viewed by visitors in Ngorongoro Conservation Area than any other Protected area in Tanzania
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photo by mazige mohamed
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Good experience at Tarangire National Park in Tanzania..........