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Lion Watching Tips Get out in the early morning and late afternoon as these are the hours of daylight when lions are most active. Don’t let anything distract you from this goal. Make a quick… Read More

Art Wolfe – On the Serengeti

By Alex Walker

Renowned American wildlife photographer Art Wolfe passed through Serian’s Serengeti South recently, accompanied by Anthony Hayward – another world-class photographer. This is their short film of their experience watching the wildebeest from the air, and their… Read More

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