The Serengeti is where our earliest ancestors first walked up-right. And it’s amazing they made it out alive. The Serengeti’s scale both in terms of land mass and animal diversity is hard to comprehend. Sleeping out under the stars, listening to the mutated bark of hyenas, the rumble of the wildebeest migration, and the eerily palpable roar of lions, the idea that our entire species is where it is today because a primitive man decided to walk north towards a distant horizon forces one to contemplate their own fortitude.
Masai woman selling beads at a truck stop.
Prehistoric looking bird, four feet tall and ugly beyond belief, the marabou stork.
Nice shirt…
The drive into the Serengeti.
Our ride.
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