A narrated YouTube safari video by Nate Buchanan documenting a morning in Maasai Mara, Kenya. The chunk records on-the-spot wildlife sightings (three hyenas, a leopard high in a tree, wildebeest carcass activity, Cape buffalo) and informal reactions (observation of the Big Five progress). It also describes a logistics change: planned return to Nairobi canceled because of a demonstration blocking the main road, so the group will drive straight to Kisumu. Spoken times noted: they left the park at about 10:00 and later state it is 4:40.
Questions this video answers
July 7, 2016.
Three hyenas.
A leopard (seen high in a tree).
Four of the Big Five (Cape buffalo, black rhino, elephant, lion, and now leopard completed the set for one observer).
About 10:00 (10 o'clock).
Chapters
Good morning.
What are you getting? No problem.
One case.
That's the way to start a morning safari. I'll sit here all morning.
They're really hard to see, but there's three hyenas right there.
They're coming back. He's coming back. It's got a horn. It's a wildebeest.
The hyenas were exactly like they look on Blind King. Super vicious and scary looking. You could like hear them gnawing on the wildebeest's phone. Might be the how I did the trail. It was really cool how this so far but the little baby hyenas are kind of cute and looks like they're smiling. Oh, those like black hyenas. Is that what they're called? That's what they look like. They're smiling. Yeah.
It's really hard to see, but there's a leopard right there.
It's moving. Oh, it's coming down. Go down. Odds and sell. It's definitely not coming down. I can't believe how high up there it is. How many safaris have you been on? This is my fifth safari. Five safaris. And she just got the big five. This is the first leopard she's ever seen. I've seen the Cape buffalo. I've seen the black rhino, elephant, lion and now the leopard. Congratulations. Oh, awesome.
He's so big.
I mean he's just thicker and bigger. We spotted some Cape buffalo. That makes four of the big five for Carrot's bleeding. I wonder if I just had a baby.
We've had a slight change of plans. We were supposed to be driving back to Nairobi to get on a plane to go back to Kisumu to stay with our friends Keith and Aaron for a couple more days. Apparently there's some type of dip demonstration going on in Nairobi, so there's only one road into the city. They said traffic is backed up for hours, so we're not gonna be able to make it to a flight. We're driving straight to Kisumu in this van.
Down crazy, bumpy roads for a lot of.
She's a professional. So jealous of you.
It is now 4:40. We began this journey out of the park at about 10 o'. Clock.
