Mara Triangle

Mara Triangle The Mara Triangle, the northwestern part of Kenya's Maasai Mara National Reserve, is managed by the Mara Conservancy, a Kenyan non-profit organization.
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06/06/2026

Night in the Mara reveals a side of the wilderness that few get to witness.

As darkness settles across the landscape, wildlife activity continues uninterrupted, offering remarkable encounters and insights into the natural rhythms of the ecosystem. Moments like this highlight the beauty and authenticity of the Mara after sunset.

To bring these experiences closer to wildlife enthusiasts around the world, Mara Triangle has partnered with Africam to introduce live wildlife cameras at strategic locations across the reserve. These cameras provide a unique window into the lives of wildlife, allowing viewers to observe real-time activity day and night while supporting conservation awareness and education.

Every night tells a story, and now the world can be part of it.

Golden eyes scanning the Mara from above.Leopards spend much of their day resting on trees, using the elevated branches ...
27/05/2026

Golden eyes scanning the Mara from above.
Leopards spend much of their day resting on trees, using the elevated branches for safety, shade, and a clear view of their surroundings. Their powerful limbs and balance make climbing look effortless, even on the largest branches.

As the evening light fades, this silent predator becomes more active — always alert, always watching. 🐆🌿

25/05/2026

The Sigili brothers, masters of speed and precision, take a rare moment to rest after a successful hunt. With full bellies and watchful eyes, these iconic cheetahs remind us that survival in the wild is a balance of explosive energy and quiet recovery.

Unlike lions or hyenas, cheetahs rely purely on speed and strategy to secure a meal — a chase that can push them to their physical limits in just seconds. After the sprint comes the silence, as they conserve energy for the next challenge the Mara will bring.

High above the plains, Nola of the Oloololo Pride finds peace among the branches — a lioness at rest, yet ever watchful....
23/05/2026

High above the plains, Nola of the Oloololo Pride finds peace among the branches — a lioness at rest, yet ever watchful.

Tree climbing is rare for lions, but in the Mara, some have mastered the art. From up there, Nola escapes the heat, avoids biting insects, and gains the perfect vantage point over her kingdom below.

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18/05/2026

Have you been to the hippo pool site lately? This is the new look of our hippo pool facilities.

An incredible moment in the wild—three cheetah brothers standing together, scanning the open plains with complete focus....
09/05/2026

An incredible moment in the wild—three cheetah brothers standing together, scanning the open plains with complete focus. Their teamwork, patience, and sharp instincts are on full display as they carefully assess the landscape and quietly scout for prey across the Mara.
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A lioness observing the zebra grazing unaware of the eye watching them.
31/03/2026

A lioness observing the zebra grazing unaware of the eye watching them.

A nice shot of a leopard yawning, ready for the next move.
18/03/2026

A nice shot of a leopard yawning, ready for the next move.

13/03/2026

While the Big Five are iconic, a truly memorable safari often comes from witnessing dramatic, high-stake action between other species. When on a game drive, look out for these "big fights" and behavior.

Courtesy Tina Kristen

07/03/2026

The journey continues

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