Cranes in Tarangire Tanzania

Travel to Tanzania and learn about the cranes in Tarangire park.

Stanford Milinga: On the left side us there’s a crown crane, the National Birds of Uganda Country. It’s a crown crane, it’s a medium size and the remarkable things they have it, this cranes are polygamous so one male also can have a couple of females, and then the big things again is just use it. They are very common in Uganda that’s why they are trying to put them in their National Flag, so like a sign for the Uganda’s nations. And the crest or the cranes you look at the head, once they die you just, it’s becoming flat, so not looks like the way they are alive like that standing crane. Once they died the crane also flattening to the height. Apart form having horns, another things if you want to teach them on the animals you can just, like the area we saw the cheetah just today, so if somebody’s comes and then tell that he saw the cheetahs hunting the gazelles, they are outside male. Never find the cheetahs hunting the gazelles there, because the environment is not allowed for the gazelles to be out there. On the other areas like this plain on our left side suppose you find the gazelles there. So also the environment just can’t tell you what types of animals you’re looking for. Look at those nomads there. Female: So the buffalo are running around like this? Stanford Milinga: Yeah, normally they becoming a big herd. If you find them, there is a possibility that you can find two buffalo or solitary buffalo that, we say that, it has been maybe becoming old or it has been attacked by something so it might be injured or some are sick that’s why they decided to stay alone cannot move with the herd coz if your staying in the herd it will start wherever the herd decided to move you have to go with that herd so if you get injured maybe one of your legs has been broken or whatever you have to remain somewhere you don’t have to go. For those solitary buffalos very dangerous as well sometimes you finding them everywhere it’s hiding in a bush and then if you bring here in Safari from nowhere just crossing somewhere then finding the buffalo this will straight come to attack you. They are very dangerous one. And look there’s a lion. Female: Really? Stanford Milinga: You see it here. Why not, where are you looking? Don’t you know the place where you can find the lion, especially in the mid of the day. It’s where you’re supposed to look.