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Nothing but Time 25 October 2024 Swapping screens for safari, new team member, Tash, finds piping hot showers and lions strolling past at Angama Safari Camp By Tash Slack

Above: The Salt Lick male with eyes on the prize

This Week At Angama #348 11 October 2024 A new lion coalition may be in the works in Amboseli while across the plains, other juveniles step into adulthood — finding their feet and future By The Photographic Studios

This Week At Angama #346 27 September 2024 It's a Migration encore complete with epic crossings, while over in Amboseli, Andrew pens his final TWAA, celebrating creatures big and small By The Photographic Studios

Above: Plenty of ellie visits at the Mnara

This Week At Angama #345 20 September 2024 Lovebirds create a new hybrid and Craig gets up close, while a croc pulls off a deadly roll and everyone else stalks the Migration redux By The Photographic Studios

Above: Elephants walk by unfazed as two male giraffes lock necks

This Week at Angama #343 6 September 2024 The Migration may be slowing down but the predators are still taking advantage of the last of the herds, and there's excitement in Amboseli as five cheetah cubs are spotted By The Photographic Studios

This Week at Angama #334 5 July 2024 While Japheth is delighted by the spotted cats in the Mara, Andrew turns his gaze upwards in Amboseli By The Photographic Studios

Above: A picture-perfect example of a peaceful picnic in the Mara

Picnic with the Pride 3 May 2024 A longtime friend of Angama, Simon Beck, joined us for a Monday morning picnic breakfast in the Mara which was very rudely interrupted By Guest Author

This Week at Angama #322 12 April 2024 While looking out for lions, Andrew clocks a wildlife first and in the Mara, Robert spots an endangered species in the treetops By The Photographic Studios

This Week at Angama #314 16 February 2024 It's a week full of cheetahs in both the Mara and Amboseli, where trail cams also reveal some nocturnal newcomers By The Photographic Studios

Above: The Bila Shaka boys — a force to be reckoned with

The Lions of the Triangle: An Update 9 February 2024 From deadly territory conflicts to the constant shift in coalitions, the lions of the Mara Triangle are living proof that change is the only constant in the wild By Robert Sayialel

Above: There's never a dull moment in the Mara

The Mara Guides’ Best Safari Sightings of 2023 29 December 2023 Having spent more time in the Mara than anywhere else and seeing more sightings than they can count, the Guides recount their most memorable of the year By The Guides of Angama

Above: A true Lion King moment for one of the Nyati Six

This Week at Angama #298 20 October 2023 This week sees a highly unusual scent-marking competition between the Rosetta boys and a rare sighting from the jackal family By Joseph Njenga

Above: Two of the Big Five in one sitting

This Week at Angama #296 6 October 2023 With some lucky guests, Robert captures all of the Big Five and good things come in pairs this week: the Angama cubs, Bila Shaka boys and the cheetah brothers By Robert Sayialel

This Week at Angama #295 29 September 2023 And then there was one... as we grapple with a devastating loss, others in the Mara are enjoying the mud baths and fresh grass the rains bring By Robert Sayialel

Above: Still here, the Great Migration delivers the drama

This Week at Angama #294 22 September 2023 It's never easy for the cubs of the Mara — as two venture out on their own for the first time, others are still fighting for survival. Plus, a river crossing ends very badly By Robert Sayialel

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