Lake Natron Flamingos, Mara Crossing - Secrets of the Great Rift Valley
Crimson water. Smoking volcanoes. A river that decides who lives and who doesn’t. Journey across Africa’s Great Rift Valley, from the caustic red shallows of Lake Natron where millions of lesser flamingos breed, to the Mara River where wildebeest face colossal Nile crocodiles. Discover how Oldoinyo Lengai’s calcium-rich ash fuels a baby boom on the Serengeti, why hippos quietly fertilize entire…
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