Lake Eyasi
Local areas have poor vegetation that big antelopes need for a livelihood, therefore there are not predators as well as lions, leopards and cheetahs. That is why this place became a good and safe home for small-size animals, such as mongooses, porcupines, hyenas, baboons, wart-hogs, jackals, caracals, genets, waterbucks, dwarf antelopes and vervet monkeys and also for many species of birds.
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Interesting Facts about Lake Eyasi
The Hadza tribe have been calling Lake Eyasi their home for over 10,000 years. They are still faithful to their traditional way of life and continue hunting and gathering various kinds of fruits and honeydew honey. You would hardly want to miss out on a chance to visit their community. You might even have an opportunity to learn how they shower with a monkey bone, as well as plenty of other interesting peculiarities of their lifestyle. Women and men of the Datoga tribe have preserved the worship cults of ancestors and spirits. They perform rainmaking rituals, healing magic. The extent to which all their customs and traditions have been preserved is simply amazing. It is no accident that researcher groups rush eagerly to see the ancient African ceremonies that are preserved amidst the invading civilization.