A) Southern Kenya near Nairobi B) Eastern Province of Tanzania C) Mount Marsabit in northern Kenya D) Western Kenya near Kisumu
A) 300 km (186 mi) south B) 700 km (435 mi) east C) 400 km (249 mi) west D) 560 km (350 mi) north
A) Its crocodile breeding grounds B) Its large rhino population C) Its extensive desert landscape D) Its zebra population and bird sanctuary
A) Glaciers B) River deltas C) Large sand dunes D) Extinct volcanic craters covered in forests
A) Ngorongoro Crater B) Ol Doinyo Lengai C) Gof Redo D) Kilimanjaro Crater
A) 20 kilometres (12.4 mi) east B) Roughly 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) north C) 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) south D) 15 kilometres (9.3 mi) west
A) Camels and dromedaries B) Penguins and polar bears C) Kangaroos and koalas D) Zebras, elephants, lions, giraffes, buffaloes
A) About 350 species B) 200 species C) 500 species D) 100 species
A) Mountain buzzards B) Eagles C) Ruppell's griffon vultures D) Peregrine falcons
A) Flamingos and pelicans B) Red-knobbed coots, hamerkops, ibises C) Swans and ducks D) Penguins and albatrosses
A) Wolves and foxes B) Olive baboons, vervet monkeys, Peter's gazelles C) Bears and deer D) Lions and tigers
A) They are known for their small size B) They have a unique blue coloration C) They had reputedly the longest tusks in the world in the 1970s D) They can fly short distances
A) Less than 100 kg B) Under 50 kg C) Exactly 200 kg D) Over 300 kg
A) Palm trees and cacti B) Strangler figs and low, flat-topped acacias C) Maple trees and birch trees D) Oak trees and pine trees
A) Sociable weaver birds B) Mountain buzzards C) Ruppell's griffon vultures D) Peregrine falcons
A) They are 'scruffier' B) They are made of stone C) They are underwater D) They are suspended from cliffs
A) Desert-dwelling birds B) Polar birds C) Birds found in the park's mountain-top forest D) Aquatic birds |