Originally shared by Hisia Safaris
Seguro que en una visita a Samburu lo que menos esperarías es encontrar gallinas en la sabana…¡pues las hay! Son las gallinas de Guinea, se alimentan de semillas y pequeños invertebrados, son básicamente terrestres, ya que corren más que vuelan, y ponen de 4 a 8 huevos en cada nidada. Algunas tribus las domestican, pero hay muchísimas en libertad, compartiendo hábitat con otros animales.
Surely in a visit to Samburu you wouldn’t expected to find hens in the savannah…so there are! They are Guinea hens, they feed on sees and small invertebrates, are basically land animals, as they run more than fly, and put from 4 to 8 eggs in each clutch. Some of them are domesticated by the tribes, but there are many free, sharing habitat with other animals.
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