Chalybeata Safaris

Have you ever asked yourself that how can multiple animals coexist while eating the same resources?

Most herbivores such as these Giraffe and impala below mainly browse the same species and plant parts but browse at different heights.

They have distinct diets regarding their sizes which enables numerous species to inhabit the same ecosystem without strong competition.

Book your Tanzania Trip with
www.chalybeatasafaris.com
[email protected]
+255786137499

A mother of a black faced ververt monkey on her rearing duties

Most born with a very strong gripping ability that enables the infant to help its mother carry it all day.
The infant clings to the fur on its mother's belly so the mother can then carry the infant while she forages for food which requires use of all four limbs.
The infant clings in a perfect position to suckle whenever it chooses to.

See what the African bushes can offer alongside your safari

Agama lizards are usually brown or gray, but males undergo a conspicuous colour change during the mating season turning to bright red, blue, and shades of yellow.
Male agama usually nodding their head as a way of showing dominance and protection of it's territory.


www.chalybeatasafaris.com
[email protected]

Get stunning views of beautiful African landscapes as you always wish.

This largest world's living bird is unable to fly, instead it can run incredibly swiftly reaching speeds of up to 70 km/h.
Ostriches are one of the fastest animals in Africa. Its wings can assist it in maintaining balance at fast speeds.








www.chalybeatasafaris.com