Five dry country species found in northern Kenya and almost nowhere else on the standard safari circuit.
Grevy Zebra
Larger than the common plains zebra with narrower stripes and rounded ears. Endangered, with most of the world population in northern Kenya.
Reticulated Giraffe
Sharply defined polygonal patches separated by clean white lines. Visually the most striking of the giraffe subspecies.
Somali Ostrich
Distinguished by blue grey legs and neck rather than the pink of the common ostrich. Restricted to the Horn of Africa.
Gerenuk
A long necked antelope that stands upright on its hind legs to browse, holding the position for minutes at a time.
Beisa Oryx
Grey bodied with black facial markings and long straight horns, superbly adapted to survive with very little water.
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