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Kristy Thomson - On Safari "Everything in Africa bites, but the safari bug is worst of all" ~ Brian Jackman

I fell in love with Africa well before I ever had the chance to visit.

Africa Safari Specialist & Host 🌍
Ethical Safaris • Conservation • Community
Ecologist with a camera 📸 🇦🇺
Gamewatchers Safaris & Porini Camps⛺️
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IG: In 2016 it became reality. I went on Safari to Kenya with Gamewatchers Safaris, staying in their own small Porini Camps in private conservancies, land leased for eco-tourism from the local Maasai people. I saw f

irst hand the benefits of the private conservancy model; how it is having a positive impact on the natural environment, the wildlife and the local Maasai community. I am now the Australian-based Safari Advisor for Gamewatchers Safaris. I want to help others now create their own ultimate wildlife safari. Check out my very first safari experience: https://mykenyasafari2016.wordpress.com/ and follow this page for the trips that followed...

Experience the real wilderness of Kenya. Tailoring authentic eco-friendly safaris for wildlife enthusiasts. Specialising in small group accompanied tours for conservation-minded citizens wanting to make a difference. There is a Kenya wildlife safari experience for almost any budget! Send me a message to get started...

16/08/2026

✨ When it’s feeding time, nothing else matters 🔊

The River Pride—renowned hippo hunters—were once again deep into a hard-won feast. The only thing thicker in the air than the smell (literally had me dry heaving), was the tension!

They’d been feeding for a couple of days, yet the hierarchy was crystal clear. A couple of sharp warnings from a lioness was all it took to remind this big male who was NOT in charge of her space.

This lioness was absolutely not buying what this big boy was selling.

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15/08/2026

🌱🐘 African elephants spend up to 18 hours a day feeding — and for good reason. A big bull can eat up to 280kg of vegetation daily, while females can consume upwards of 170kg.

But here’s the wild part: elephants digest less than half of what they eat. That means seeds and nutrients pass through and are spread across the landscape in their dung, helping regenerate forests, grasslands and entire ecosystems.

🇰🇪Learn these phrases and you’ll be speaking Swahili like a… - well, a mzungu who saved an Instagram post.But wait… what...
11/08/2026

🇰🇪Learn these phrases and you’ll be speaking Swahili like a… - well, a mzungu who saved an Instagram post.

But wait… what’s a mzungu, I hear you say?

Going on an African safari but you’re not from Africa?

If this describes you (and it does describe me)…

You’re a mzungu. I’m a mzungu — together, we’re wazungu.

You’re welcome. “Karibu”

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