Smac Eagles Tourism College

29/09/2026

29/09/2026

That moment a Lilac-breasted Roller takes off and turns into a living rainbow! 💙🩵💜
No filter, no words — just pure awesomeness and a grateful heart! ...love God’s Creation!

28/09/2026

Which National Park is this? And do you know the name of these Animals?

28/09/2026

What to expect at Smac Eagles Tourism College . 👇

Real wildlife. Real ocean. Real skills. Real career.

This is what a month (or two weeks) with us actually looks like — full immersion, not a taste.

Apply today and find out for yourself.

28/09/2026

Learn ecology, ethology, wildlife identification, human and animal tracking skills, and anti-poaching techniques at our Wildlife Warriors project in Africa 🌍

If you have a passion for the outdoors, an adventurous spirit and want to learn about protecting some of Africas most endangered species, this is for you 🦒

📱+254732915377

28/09/2026

WHY WILD ANIMALS DON'T USUALLY ATTACK SAFARI VEHICLES 🦁🚙

Have you ever wondered why you can drive very close to lions, elephants or buffalo without them attacking?

The simple answer is that wild animals usually see the game-drive vehicle as one big object, not as a group of people inside it.

Animals in game reserves are also used to seeing safari vehicles moving around.
They learn that these vehicles normally do not harm them, so they often continue with what they are doing.

That is why you can sometimes sit just metres away from a lion and it may simply look at you and carry on.

BUT REMEMBER:
These animals are still wild. They are not tame or friendly. If you get out of the vehicle, make sudden movements, make loud noises or make the animal feel threatened, the situation can change very quickly.

The vehicle is not a magic shield. Stay inside, stay calm and always listen to your guide.