Tanzania, Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manara National Park, located in Tanzania's Arusha and Manara regions, is governed by the Tanzania National Parks Authority. The park features a narrow strip of land between the Gregory Rift and Lake Manara, a soda lake. It spans 330 square kilometers, with the lake covering up to 200 square kilometers during the wet season. Known for its flamingos and over 400 bird species, the park is a prime bird-watching location. Visitors can also see diverse wildlife, including leopards, lions, and elephants. A hippo pond offers safe viewing opportunities for visitors.

Which two regions in Tanzania is Lake Manara National Park located?

• Arusha and Manara

• Dodoma and Singida

• Kilimanjaro and Tanga

• Mwanza and Shinyanga

What natural feature forms the western boundary of Lake Manara National Park?

• Ngorongoro Crater

• Gregory Rift wall

• Serengeti Plains

• Mount Kilimanjaro

During which season are flamingos most commonly found at Lake Manara?

• Wet season

• Winter season

• Summer season

• Dry season

Approximately how many bird species can visitors expect to see in a day at Lake Manara National Park?

• 300 species

• 200 species

• 100 species

• 50 species

What unique behavior is observed in leopards and lions at Lake Manara National Park?

• Hunting in packs

• Swimming in the lake

• Lounging in trees

• Migrating annually