You can never have the same exact ride aboard Kilimanjaro Safaris twice. Thanks to the incredible African animals, there’s always new behavior to witness. And now you can view playful Nigerian dwarf goats at the edge of the reserve.
Once the home to a chase scene with poachers that had captured Little Red the elephant, that scene is long gone. This last portion of the ride has been pretty anticlimactic ever since.
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This new area demonstrates how domesticated animals can help curb human interference with wildlife in Africa. This habitat is said to be designed after real outposts that Disney researchers saw during research trips in Africa. These small goats are full size and their milk is high in protein, making them a valuable and helpful animal.
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Of course, while riding the safari to see these little additions, our field team couldn’t help but to snap a few photos of the other awesome animals at this attraction.
Are you excited about this new addition to Kilimanjaro Safaris? What’s your favorite part of this ride?
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