Ruaha National Park!

We spent 3 days exploring Ruaha National Park! Seeing the animals in their natural habitat, with almost evidence of humans, was magical. (I admit, it was hard not to hum the theme from the 'Lion King' the whole time...)
Check it out HERE!



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  1. UnknownJanuary 10, 2019 at 8:57 AM

    Bonjour Loïc et Eloïse,
    Comment as-tu trouvé les animaux ? Ils étaient très cool (Charles)
    Comment tu es allé près des animaux ? (Sophia)
    Pourquoi les lions sont dans les cailloux ? (Kayden)
    Pourquoi est-ce que les bebes lions etaient tout seuls sur une photo ? (Rémi)
    Pourquoi les lions n'ont pas mangé les autres animaux ? (Kalani)
    Est-ce que vous avez eu peur ? Moi, je trouve cela tres impressionnant ! (Madame Celine)

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