Journal: man-eaters of Tsavo
Natural History, Nov, 1998 by Julian C. Kerbis Peterhans, Chapurukha M. Kusimba, Thomas P. Gnoske, Samuel Andanje, Bruce D. Patterson
Travel Notes
Covering nearly 21,000 square miles, Kenya's wildlife-rich Tsavo National Park is split into western and eastern sections by the busy Mombasa--Nairobi road and railroad. Attractions of Tsavo West include Mzima Springs (where visitors can observe hippos from underwater viewing hides) and the Chaimu volcanic crater. Tsavo East is a popular safari destination favored by photographers for its light and its views. Trail guides, lodgings, and campsites are available in both sections of the park. For visitor information, contact: Kenya Wildlife Service P.O. Box 30027 Nairobi, Kenya (254-2) 33-10-30
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