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Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda album cover. 73 photos.
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Catching up on the news in Stone Town, Zanzibar
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Main strip of beach in Nungwi, northern Zanzibar island
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Beach walk, town of Paje, Zanzibar
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Paje beach
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Zanzibar island, Tanzania
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Kite-surfing is the number one sport of Paje. One afternoon I count over 200 active kites. Zanzibar island.
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Colorful shoes made from old tires
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Choose your tire tread, we'll make a pair of shoes for you. Arusha market, Tanzania.
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My village hut during an overnight stay with a Maasai tribe, outside Arusha, Tanzania.
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Comparing Eastern Africa to Southern Africa, what strikes me the most is black people owning beautiful and productive farmland, as the Maasai tribe does here.
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Visiting a Maasai village I meet with the chief, posing with 6 of 18 children by 3 wives. I am impressed by the beautiful and productive farmland the Maasai own around Mount Meru. Arusha, Tanzania
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A spider with peculiar body design.
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The first creature I find while looking for chameleons: a poisonous snake.
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An Usambara Giant 3-horned chameleon, though the females of this species do not grow horns.
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Chameleon shedding its skin.
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Colorful bird during a night walk.
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A beauty, the Giant East Usambara 2-horned male. He resides in a tree overlooking villagers.
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A blue-foot frog
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Tanzania has the second highest specie count of chameleons (after Madagascar). In the northeast corner of the country are the Usambara mountains, a nature reserve of primary forest. I hire guide Zola to take me on a "chameleon safari."
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Grasshopper
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Dragonfly
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Army ants. I lower my camera too close to the line, one of the soldiers aggressively jumps onto a finger and bites me with its pincer, breaking skin and drawing blood. I'd hate to fall into them!
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Army ants
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A leaf with thorns. I am used to tree trunks with thorns, but cannot remember seeing a leaf with thorns before.
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Thorny plant
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Two horned chameleon
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The unique head and facial structure of a Giant East Usambara 2-horned chameleon.
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Stick bug
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Unknown plant
