About 850 to 900 lions call the Maasai Mara National Reserve their home. The world famous ‘Marsh Pride’ also live within the reserve.
The giant mammals are one of the most common sightings of a ‘Big Five’ animal in the Maasai Mara.
Some leopards here prefer to hide in wooded grasslands and trees.
The reserve is home to both – the white and black rhino. They are commonly seen near Lake Nakuru.
Also known as African Buffalo, they are one of the most dangerous animals in East Africa.
These big cats found in Maasai Mara are among the swiftest on the planet.
The biggest invaders of the reserve’s wide savannahs are both migratory and permanent residents.
The long-necked animals can be found often in groups browsing on acacia trees.
The eye-catching animals are often spotted grazing with wildebeests.
The opportunistic hyenas are frequently seen hunting in gangs in the reserve.