Kenya-The Great Migration of Animals

? Have you ever been to Masai Mara Prairie?

? When I was a child, I watched the animal world, the kind of great migration.

Er Tong, a child of my trip to Africa, is a magical figure. Africa is the only place where I don't have a strategy. She told me that we would go to see the great migration of animals tomorrow, about how many dollars, three days and two nights, and I said yes. More often, I am glad that others have arranged all the trips, because before that, I was really tired of walking alone, taking the night bus alone and staying in a strange place until morning. I went to see the cotton fort alone, climbed the mountain, hitchhiked, and was accosted by someone who didn't know how to get rid of it. In Egypt, the temperature is over 50 degrees, and museums go to see all kinds of mummies. Many times it's just me and the mummy in the unpopular museum, gloomy and dizzy. You see, the journey is not always beautiful. However, happiness or unhappiness is an experience. Therefore, we are still very happy to decide to go to Africa together.

We entered Kenya by land from Ethiopia and signed visas for three countries (Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda). Ethiopia has also been vaccinated with the little yellow book vaccine. Although we were secretly worried about whether playing there would infect AIDS (worrying about other people's residual needles), we finally got it. We really belong to people who don't do much raiders. When we entered Kenya by land, manual bag searching and plastic plastic bags were banned all over Africa. However, we don't know that many of them were found before entering the country. Fortunately, non-nationals were not fined, and found that nationals were fined and very high. In short, after many twists and turns, I finally came to Nairobi, the first stop in Kenya.

My family of three lives in a typical rich area of Airbnb. The picture shows their lovely baby girl. On the first day we arrived, we swept some domestic products. In foreign countries, especially in Africa, it is always kind to see Chinese characters, and then we started our journey of snail powder all the way. It is really a ton of snail powder!

The first stop in Nairobi is of course Giraffe Park, which is very popular on ins. It is said that the hotel inside can get up in the morning and sit on the bed to feed the giraffes, as shown below. Friends who do photography may be familiar with it. After feeding, I only sighed. Taking a taxi in African countries is really expensive, much more expensive than in China. But not without a taxi. People with non-native skin color are walking ATMs in the eyes of all Africans. Before I came here, I saw people from many countries broadcasting which country was robbed in real time. When you meet people from China, you will always be reminded to pay attention to safety.

In fact, I always thought Africa was a hot country when I came here. However, African countries also have plateau areas. For example, in Nairobi in August, I fed the giraffe with thin wool. When I came from Ethiopia, I wore thicker clothes and almost didn't freeze to death in Ethiopia. I regret leaving all my thick clothes and shoes in Georgia early, which really kept me out of the cold. I remember when I was in Ethiopia, it was very cold, so I went to the front desk to keep warm and said I would go to Kenya. The little girl at the front desk looked frightened and said loudly, "Are you going to Kenya? The people there are very bad, they will rob money! " I know what she means: people in our country steal money, and people in Kenya will rob it! My second student and I didn't talk silently. We went back to our room with a smile. After all, the Bulgarian guy we just met had his mobile phone stolen several times in the past two days, and he never got it back at the last time.

Anyway, Nairobi, next, Masai Mara Prairie, the destination of our trip. When I was a child, I often watched the great migration of animals, that is, from Masai Mara prairie in Kenya to Serengeti prairie in Tanzania.

All life ends with death. It is said that during the relocation, 70% will die on the road. Bad environment, natural enemies, hunger, thirst and so on are the direct causes of death. Animals are trying to live, so are hunters and hunted, that's all. You have seen wildebeest zebras on the river, but only for the green grass on the other side of the river, and crocodiles on the river just for the next meal. I'm full, and I sleep most of the time, so are lions and tigers.

People who live on the edge of Masai Mara prairie call them Masai. In the past, everyone's rite of passage was to kill a lion. They dance higher than anyone else. It is said that they must dance before hunting. Masai are still allowed to hunt legally. Of course, the locals will not waste it. When they don't eat, they kill animals. The lunch we serve there is zebra meat, which, to be honest, is not very delicious. The locals all live in a dark earthen house, which is on fire. There is only one air outlet, and the light is very weak. Adults usually go out to set up stalls on the grassland or go hunting. Children aged four or five take care of children aged one or two at home. This is what we see. We can't judge other people's lives, what we can do is to live our short lives.

Everyone has his own understanding of the sigh of life. If there is an opportunity, he must personally see an animal migration and see different countries in Africa.