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肯尼亚

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Nairobi National Park, KenyaNairobi National Park is 8 kilometers south of the center of Nairobi, on the west side of the A104 National Highway, with a 120-square-kilometer savanna and woodland. This is Africa's first safari park - Nairobi National Park. Nairobi Park is also the only true wildlife park in the world located in the national capital.animal orphanageThe Nairobi Animal Orphanage, founded in 1964, is Kenya's oldest animal orphanage and is located in Nairobi National Park. In recent years, with the international community's attention to wildlife protection, animal orphanages have become Kenya's main refuge and rehabilitation center for abandoned or injured wild animals, attracting more than 200,000 tourists to visit and adopt them every year.The animals sent here are basically cubs that have lost their parents or old and infirm animals. One thing they have in common is that they have lost the ability to survive independently in the wild. They will have difficulty surviving without human help; Wildlife Management If bureau staff find abandoned or injured young wild animals when inspecting the park, they will take them to animal "orphanages" to be fed, and they will be released into the wild when they grow up or recover. Due to their exposure to humans since childhood, the beasts in the "orphanage" have a gentle temperament.There are a total of 56 orphaned animals living in the orphanage that were rescued from the wild by the Kenya Wildlife Service, many of which are from western and northern Africa. The youngest of the orphaned animals are two spotted leopards just two weeks old. Animals being sheltered undergo a thorough physical examination and are then appropriately nursed back to health. Giraffe CenterThe Giraffe Center raises mainly endangered Rothschild giraffes. The center's mission is to cultivate awareness of animal conservation and provide environmental education. The goal is to inspire people to appreciate and protect the diversity of Kenyan animals. This place is very interesting and full of activities. You can observe the giraffes from the second-floor balcony of a red building, feed them, and even kiss them. This is a very strange and extremely rare experience, especially for children or adults with children at heart. From the Giraffe Center you can also cross the adjacent Gogo River and enter the bird sanctuary for an interesting forest walk.Unlike the common reticulated and Masai Mara giraffes, the Rothschild giraffe is an endangered species that has been decimated from its habitat in western Kenya. In 1979, when the African Endangered Wildlife Foundation was just getting started, there were fewer than 130 Rothschild giraffes in the wild. Today, there are more than 300 of the species, and the Giraffe Center has successfully reintroduced these charismatic animals to Lake Nakuru National Park and Ruma National Reserve. , Ruma National Park and Nasalot National Reserve. national museum of kenyaThe National Museum of Kenya is a grand and magnificent building surrounded by greenery and luxuriant foliage. There are quite extensive cultural and natural history exhibitions here. One of the main attractions of the museum is the author of "Born Free" (Born Free). The National Museum of Kenya is a grand and magnificent building, surrounded by greenery and luxuriant foliage. The museum contains a wide range of cultural and natural history exhibitions. A major attraction of the museum is the series of portraits of Kenyan tribes painted by Joy Adamson, author of "Born Free", which exquisitely records the cultural diversity of the country. The upstairs exhibition hall displays nearly a thousand species of birds and other animal specimens, as well as ethnographic exhibitions of various tribes in Kenya. Downstairs there are rock art creations in Tanzania, an exhibition of primitive human fossils in Lake Turkana, and various geological exhibitions. The exhibition hall next to it displays various temporary exhibitions, with themes including Kenya's Swahili Culture Exhibition, South Asia Culture Exhibition, Masai Mara Wildlife Exhibition, etc.The museum garden is dotted with random sculptures, and in the inner courtyard there is a fiberglass model the size of an elephant, modeled after the elephant Ahmed. During the height of the poaching crisis in the 1980s, the lifelike elephant became a symbol of Kenya. Maasai village in KenyaThe Maasai are a primitive ethnic group on the grasslands of East Africa. They live on the border of Tanzania and Kenya and make a living by herding cattle and sheep. Maasai people, both men and women, wear bright clothes, dazzling big earrings and necklaces all year round, and always hold a stick in their hand.There are more than a hundred villagers in the Maasai village in the Maasai Mara National Reserve. They drink cow blood and eat beef. They live in mud houses made of cow dung and soil. They use thorny branches as walls to keep out wild animals. Invasion of animals; Maasai children go to school at the age of seven, have a coming-of-age ceremony at the age of fourteen, and then spend five years in the mountains getting to know herbal medicine and learning skills to survive on the grassland. It is said that only the Maasai can kill a lion. , to become a chief.The Maasai people insist on their own way of life and are unwilling to integrate into modern society. The endless grassland is their home that they cannot give up.

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