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Wild bulls passing through Ithumba in search of water! These magnificent visitors know exactly where to find reliable hydration during Tsavo's dry season. Our many water points serve as crucial lifelines, offering wild herds across this vast ecosystem access to a drink when they need it! In the harsh landscape of Tsavo, a guaranteed water point can mean the difference between life and death during the challenging dry seasons. Support Water for Wildlife: https://t.co/JhnrBLCSWX

Weka is only a few weeks into Tsavo life, but safe to say she already has a handle on things! Last month, Weka and fellow Nursery rascal, Shujaa, graduated to our Ithumba Reintegration Unit in Tsavo East National Park — marking an important step in their journey back to the wild. At the Nursery, Weka was known for being a bit of a rogue, but Ithumba Head Keeper Benjamin reports that she has been very humble and well-behaved thus far — although she often muscles her way to the front of the herd, so she can lead the way. So it would seem Weka is learning her manners, but still likes to push the envelope when she can! Read all about Weka and Shujaa’s graduation: https://t.co/9g8U8pluSp