The Lion Walk at Fathala Wildlife Reserve/Senegal: with THE DEE'S
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ธ.ค. 2019
- First, every journey that we've taken has all been without the aide of a professional. I must say that we would do it all exactly the same way again. This has been one of our most breathtaking moments to date! Yessssss we were nervous but, we had fun!! I was extremely impressed with Senaga’s presence. Especially when she sneezed and my chest vibrated. On our return trip, we were supposed to visit Kunta Kinteh island on the way back but were exhausted and decided to do this on our return trip to The Gambia. But we did stop at off at a local market in Barra to try to find some spicy peppers… What an experience this was! This market was so busy that it was hard to take in everything, but we found some really HOT peppers and made some new experiences.
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Beautiful creatures...We have to respect and protect them and preserve their environment.
We agree
You are very kind...
Freedom for all animals / / /
I will be in Dakar August 2021, my first time to the continent my ancestors called home. It's on my itenarary after the Renaissance Monument.
Cooooooool. Where are you from? If you don’t mind me asking.
@@kandu.letsgo4072 , I live in Houston, Texas. What about you? Of 54 countries Senegal was my choice because of the African monument.
Have a lot of fun and don’t forget to discover the last Slavery House Museum of Gorée Island !
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I’m also from the States ass well. I think you’ll enjoy your stay, but do your research
Interesting 😁
On a serious note, it is great that you do videos of Mama Africa. People need to learn more about her
It is definitely a mixed bag of nuts
Wow that's so beautiful.
Thank you! 😊 The entire continent is really beautiful, forget what you've heard or read. See it for yourself
@@kandu.letsgo4072 My dad lived and worked all over Africa for 12 years.
Really cool! :)
Thanks mannnnnnnn. Did you look at the entire Gambian playlist?
Awesome those LION's are so majestic but i couldn't be that close sorry
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
My good brother. I liked this one. You described the thing that you were eating as tasting like fungi. It looked good. The closest thing to fungi is polenta, but better.
It was really good! I was trying to find the girl to buy another one😋
Kenrick Vidale did you mean to say “closest”. Yes I’ve been mashin’ up polenta over here 😉
Boli sme tam bol to krásny zážitok.
We thought so too. Did you also go to the monkey park?
Nice 👍 I like to walk too 🇨🇦
It was really nice
Mabait ang MGA lion verrygood lion 👍👍👍
No comprende?
Do lions have water? Xx wow cool !
What do you mean?
I'm betting the concept of water bowls like people would have for their house cats.
Ich bin nächste Woche in Gambia und würde gerne diesen Walk mitmachen. Was hat euch dieser Ausflug gekostet? Bin in Banjul stationiert.
Vielen Dank!! Liebe Grüße aus Wien
Cat Grumpy Wir haben mit Lamin einem privaten Guide 105€ p.P bezahlt, von Brufut heights aus. Fathala Safari und der Lion Walk, Café, Softdrinks und Frühstück, Snacks und sehr viel Spaß incl, ....kann Lamin sehr empfehlen. Für mehr Infos/ Telefonnummer wenn du auch mit Lamin nach Fathala willst kannst du uns gerne auf Facebook kontaktieren KandU.letsgo
Liebe Grüße aus München
Lion was up in that tree posing for the pic
Yes he was 😂
I want to introduce the lions to a thing called icecubes.
LOL. That's funny!!!!
Why didn’t you pet them? Is it allowed?
😳 noooooo it’s not allowed
Se en gambie ou au Sénégal??
C'est au Sénégal.
Both places
Sénégal
I have a doubt, there in Senegal there is an ostrich from North Africa or not
Ostriches are native to Africa. Why would you have doubt?
I went to Senegal, including travelling south.But a native guy told me that in that reserve they were only 5 or 6 lions left, and that it wasn't really worth to go there.
Now that I see that video, I wonder what kind of narcotic pills they give them ; the lions look so apathique! 😂
Sooooooo you missed out on seeing these beautiful creatures because……?
Why the "fathala" name?
It simply means do not touch
L'i fane la neck si Gambi ak niata ngaye Faye pour visite
Mam Mor Diop 😳 Come again?! 🤷🏾♂️
Thank you for sharing 👍🏾
Senegal la nek. Region de fatick.
@@omardiallo8315 nekoul fatick. Vers la gambie
Oh be careful.😲
😂😂 Oh we were very careful 😉
Aa free
??? huh???
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the female one looks sick
Are you a vet?
Those lions looked drugged
I guess you would know huh?
@@kandu.letsgo4072 the words used I guess those looked drugged versus those are drugged. Big difference. I guess you wouldn't know that 😉?
@@kandu.letsgo4072 I believe they grew up with humans from birth and therefore are tamed rather than drugged. When a Lion has eaten well it doesn't want to move much, just relaxes and takes several naps. I would love to experience this in 2022. I can't get Kate or anyone to answer the telephones though. Maybe they are closed?
I think they are 🤨... Animals Rights and Freedom😔
This Lions are not ok. Wtf
What do you mean??
@@kandu.letsgo4072 do you feed them or they feed themselves ?
How sad and pathetic to see lions reduced to being ridiculed by ignorant humans that should know better.
So explain to us how you would do it better in regards to preventing the extermination of lions due to the loss of their natural habitat Mr Know-it-all? Hmmmmm that’s what I thought!!!
@KandU.letsgo Start by visiting and supporting Niokolo-Koba National Park which holds the last remaining population of wild lions in Senegal. Fathala is a theme park and those lions have probably been sedated for the amusement of tourists that know no better.