Off-limits for more than two decades, eastern Serengeti's remote Soit Le Motonyi region is newly accessible to visitors – and quickly gaining a reputation as a hot spot for big cats.

Alva Noe Looks At Sean B. Carroll's New Book, 'The Serengeti Rules' : 13.7: Cosmos And Culture This simple question posed by ecologist Fred Smith led to profound discoveries about delicate balance ...

Sheltered beneath ancient trees and overlooking the sweeping Serengeti plains, this exclusive-use villa serves as a private sanctuary for families or groups of friends.

As many as 15 lions were lounging in a sausage tree in Central Serengeti. The sighting was so special and so uncommon, even the guide was taking photos.

A year ago, more than 1,000 trees were planted using the Miyawaki rewilding method on a strip of land in the East River that once housed a prison, an asylum, and a smallpox hospital.

The primary reason to visit Serengeti National Park is to witness The Great Migration. Considered one of the world's largest animal migrations, The Great Migration involves more than one million ...

Driving her Land Rover through the grassy savannahs of the Serengeti in 2010, the ecologist traveled over 400 ... she'd stop to mount a camera on a tree or a steel rod---one of 225 she sprinkled ...

Serengeti Marshall Bruce, iStockphoto Each year, the primal drama of survival plays out on an epic scale on the plains of the Serengeti. An estimated one-and-a-half million wildebeests, along with ...

A new study shows the Impala's migration is a 'dietary migration', where they switch from eating mostly grass in the wet season, to eating more tree leaves or 'browse' during the dry season.