Wildlife Species in Nimule National Park The park is rich in elephants, antelopes, monkeys, crocodiles, hippopotamus etc. Visit Nimule National Park. | JUBA ECHO TV

Nimule National Park | Visit South Sudan

Nimule National Park ( Fula) View by : Jimmy John | Visit South Sudan

With the completion of our wildlife collaring operation in Boma and Badingilo National Park, South Sudan, we are launching an aerial survey of the landscape. With hundreds of thousands of antelope migrating across the parks, we need to understand their movements and the long-term influence of seasonal and rainfall changes so that the best conservation methods can be ensured to safeguard these abundant populations. This survey is made possible by working with all our partners and the government o

The Great Wildlife Migration Badingilo & Boma National Parks & Jonglei Landscape (South Sudan 🇸🇸) host the world largest migration on the Earth with over. six million of white-eared kob, Mongalla gazelle, Tiang and Bohor reedbuck move across this landscape and into Gambella National Park in Ethiopia. Serengeti ( Tanzania 🇹🇿) and Masai Mara ( Kenya 🇰🇪) host the second world’s largest wildlife migration on Earth with over 750,000 zebras marching ahead of 1.2 million wildebeest as they cross

Boma National ParkThis area contains the second largest land mammal migration in Africa, where each year hundreds of thousands of white-eared kob, Mongalla gazelle, tiang and reedbuck move north and east from the wetlands on the bank of the White Nile towards Boma and Gambella National Park in Ethiopia. #BomaNationalPark #SouthSudan #flydubai #traveltheworld #traveladdict #wildlife #africa #Nile | Rail Eyeshot