Why is Kenya called "a paradise for wildlife"?

Kenya is located in the tropical monsoon region, but affected by the high terrain, it belongs to the tropical grassland climate, and the precipitation season varies greatly. The coastal areas are hot and humid, and the plateau climate is mild. The annual maximum temperature is 22-26℃, and the minimum temperature is 10- 14℃. Although Kenya straddles the equator, most areas are plateaus above 1000 meters above sea level, which is not very hot. Nairobi is spring-like, tree-lined, and even a little cold in the morning and evening. I went to Kenya to see wild animals. First, I went to Amboseli National Park in Martha's area, more than 200 kilometers south of Nairobi, and stayed in a hotel in the park. Amboseli covers an area of more than 300 square kilometers, adjacent to Tanzania, overlooking the magnificent scenery of Kilimanjaro, the "equatorial snow mountain". Tracking wild animals in Kenya is mostly in the morning and evening, when the weather is cold and animals are more active. Take a special vehicle to chase the biggest elephant group. Now is the dry season, and the dry grassland is endless and flat. Steady elephants, leaping antelopes, robust wildebeests and elegant giraffes have become accustomed to tourists, just keeping a certain distance and not attacking or running away. The treetop hotel in Abdul, central Kenya, is world-famous. The hotel is divided into three floors, supported by countless trunks, and it is like being at the top of a tree in a guest room or terrace.