KENYA'S GARDEN OF EDEN | MZIMA SPRINGS

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In this video we document the little known Kenyan paradise that is the source of life in Tsavo. The springs are made up of 4 natural springs situated in the west . springs originates from the Chylus hillls which are composed of the various volcanic lava rocks, the springs are home of large schools of hippos and crocodiles, the source of springs which is the Chyulu Hills to the North, the Chyulu range is composed of volcanic lava and ash which is too porous to allow rivers flow. Instead rain water percolates through the rock, and may spend 25 years underground before 50 emerging 50 kilometres away at Mzima. The natural filtration process gives rise to Mzima’s famously clear stream, which flows through series of pools and rapids, two kilometres downstream from the springs, the stream is blocked by solidified lava flow and disappears below the surface again.
Mzima springs is an oasis of green in the Tsavo west National park that produces an incredible 250 million litres of fresh water a day, the springs whose source rises in the Chyulu hills, provides the bulk of Mombasa ‘s fresh water, Huge fruit vegetation are source of food for velvet monkeys and a variety of birds and below the water’s surface the invertebrates which feed on the hippo dung are preyed on by fish and cormorants.
In the underground water of the Mzima springs there it gives a creepy view of thousands of primeval-looking fish which claims Mzima springs to be’undoubtely the greatest attraction in Tsavo West National Park’. ------------------------------
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[@wilcoxdaniel9825]

Whoever did the video must be commended. Great job. Felt I was with you on this trip. Enjoy your country. Everybody else is.

[@wildafricaadventures906]

Thanks

[@HighlandBhoy]

Jambo! I visited Kenya in 2009 and went on safari in Tsavo east and west and went to the springs. Beautiful country and friendly people. Love from Scotland ❤

[@anastaciahmalemba2730]

I'd go back there again and again⁦♡

[@VictorBryan006]

Me three😂😂😂

[@VictorBryan006]

This is by far one of the most beautiful places in Taita Taveta.

[@danielkimuyu3044]

Local tourism is the backbone of Kenyan economy.

[@wildafricaadventures906]

Mzima springs is a little paradise, thanks for watching and remember to subscribe, like or comment.

[@tanzanite9944]

Enjoy the Adventure... Only one thing i know is, Taita, Taveta, Tsavo all the way to Ukunda -Mombasa were Part of Tanzania before independence, up till now the feelings, vibes, and wildness of that area has no difference with ones in Tanzania. We hope one day TZ people will Claim the land that belonged to Tanzania.

[@wildafricaadventures906]

I honestly won’t comment about that

[@kelvinmuuwo6733]

Toa ujinga hapa..... Ubaya ya kusoma history in swahili 😅

[@jeiysir2500]

Hii bangi ya TZ isifike huku.😂😂😂

[@ameedamilja7992]

@@kelvinmuuwo6733 That what YOu and your FELLOW Kenyans believe History is taught in Swahili in Tanzania. You shou try to go the schools there just to make sure.

[@yasuke230]

Ala!