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FIND OUT HOW RHINOS ARE IMPORTANT

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Rhinos have been around for millions of years and play a crucial role in their environment.  Being big-bodied vegetarians, they eat a lot of plants every day to meet their energy needs. So they are true landscape engineers. For example:  The greater one-horned rhino helps to keep the grasslands near rivers closely-cropped, which makes those areas attractive to smaller herbivores too. They also help disperse seeds in their poo, which help plants and trees spread. By protecting the rhino we’re also helping other wildlife and people who depend on the health of that environment.

ELEPHANTS LIFESTYLE

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Elephants Have Sensitive Skin Despite its Toughness As tough as elephant skin looks, it is very sensitive. Some pests attack it and they have to keep rolling in the mud and soil to prevent the pests from breaking ski. Elephants Can “Smell” Water Elephants rarely forget their path and they can detect water sources. They often point their trunks in their air and this helps them smell water particles, and they dig holes in the ground to reveal new springs. This helps the other smaller animals get water. They drink about 18 to 50 gallons every day, but they also like to play in the water and mud.  Elephant Portrays its Feelings With its Ears When African elephants are happy, angry, or aggravated, they flap their ears. Elephants have very large fleshy ears that also help to keep the cool. Because of the large surface area, they can get rid of excess body heat from the Savannah sun. An elephant has an impressive ability to hear other elephants even if they are a couple of ki

EVERY DROPS COUNTS

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Water is a vital ingredient for valuable life, Without water no creature does survive it is rife. Water is polluted by wastage from factory and mill, Polluted water creates disease and able to kill. Unadulterated water exhilarates our lives and health, Drinking water must be purified, it is the main wealth.

TALLEST BUILDING IN ELDORET KENYA

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It is currently the fastest growing city in Kenya, with a swelling population of over 319,380 (since 2009 census) and still counting. It is also the 2nd largest urban in midwestern and the 5th largest urban in Kenya.  Now that there is the Moi University pension scheme it has empowed Eldoret town;Kenya, being the tallest and larger building in the town. It encompasses 30 up flows and 3 basement flows. It's located in Waiganjo Street in Eldoret town; Along Eldoret Uganda Road. The building which is yet to be launched has been subdivide into two sections. Wing A accommodating business oriented personell while wing B will be Moi University institution. This has created room for more education to students and reduce the congestion in Moi Main Campus; kesses. It has also improved the economy of Eldoret town by providing employment to individuals and facilitates business activities. The sleeping lion has gain it's strength, the town is growing at a high rate which is an posi

KEEPING PETS.

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To many a pet could be a Rabbit, a puppy, a cat, a parrot... But it's so shocking to see a child taking a monkey as his pet. I find this interesting the bond between them. Despite being a child, he manages to handle the monkey; a wild animal. Basically Pets require attention and dedication, but those are small prices to pay for the amount of physical and mental benefits they bring into our lives. Pets reduce stress, provide loving companionship, provide entertainment, makes you responsible, act as security and so on. There is mutual interconnect between the boy and the monkey. The money looks relaxed at the shoulder of the boy, they are at piece no signs of anger or conflict there is mutual love between the two species.

DID YOU KNOW?

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  The Lion, Renowned for its majesty and nicknamed "the king of the jungle," the lion possesses both beauty and strength. Lions vary in color but typically sport light yellow-brown coats. Mature male lions are unique among big cats due the thick brown or black manes that encircle their necks and protect them while fighting.  Lions consume a wide variety of prey, from wildebeest, impala, zebra, giraffe, buffalo and wild hogs to sometimes rhinos and hippos. They will also feed on smaller animals such as hares, birds and reptiles. Lions are also known to attack elephant when food is scarce. Though lions used to live in most parts of Africa, they are now found only in the south Sahara desert and in parts of southern and eastern Africa. Historically, in addition to Africa, lions were found from Greece through the Middle East to northern India. The only social member of the cat (Felidae) family, lions live in large groups called "prides," consisting of about

BEAUTY OF AFRICA

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African ladies shine with brilliant faces.