DID YOU KNOW...!!??
It is believed that Ngorongoro once rivaled Kilimanjaro in size. The lava that filled the volcano formed a solid "lid," which subsequently collapsed when the molten rock subsided, forming the caldera that we see today.
"Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania, is the world's largest inactive volcanic caldera. It is a collapsed volcano that harbors a range of African wildlife that live in relatively close proximity and competition with each other. Zebras are amongst the most common animals in the crater, along with wildebeests, gazelles, hyenas, and lions. On a clear day, a 360ยบ view of the crater rim can be seen whilst being inside."
PHOTO : Honorable Mention, Nature: “Zebras and the rim of the Crater," Zik Teo, #NgorongoroConservationArea, #Tanzania
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