In the Serengeti Animal Kingdom, there are not only birds and Lions, but much more wildlife range, Antelopes, Jackals, Mongoose, Warthogs, Monkeys, Buffalos, Hippos, Hyenas, Leopards and much more!

Luckily we had four animal spotting days!

The Great Wildebeest Migration was another important reason to visit the Serengeti and decide for a Safari trip. But let me explain what it is.

Nature’s oldest pilgrimage plays out on the endless plains of the Serengeti National Park and the Masai Mara National Reserve, as over a million wildebeest along with gazelle and zebra stragglers charge towards better grazing areas. This is the stage on which the 'greatest wildlife show on earth' plays out, as it is by far the greatest mass movement of land mammals on the entire globe. (Source: Rhinoafrica)

So now that you know, this is indeed one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, something impossible to explain, but millions of animals walk and run around, and you can just enjoy that peaceful moment.

The Cheetah is the world fastest land mammal, and in Serengeti, we were incredibly lucky to spot them multiple times.

Lions are the only cats that live in groups, which are called pride.

Pride is family units that may include up to three males, a dozen or so females, and their young.

Fortunately, we saw them literally every day, and that is priceless, I will never be tired of spotting Lions, Females, Male or Cubs.

At this point were already flabbergasted, what else could we expect from this shocking trip. Well, we arrive at Ngorongoro.

In all honesty, I could never imagine the diversity that Ngorongoro crater concentrates, it is simply a must go place in Tanzania. Where in a relatively small area you can find an absurd number of different animals.

From Rhino to Flamingos and from Lions to Secretary Birds.

Our last day of the ten days Safari, we visited Tarangire National Park, to our surprise, there were new animals discovered here, like the Nile Lizard, or some of the most beautiful birds!