Cráter del Ngorongoro

The video explores the Ngorongoro Crater, the largest intact volcanic caldera on Earth, formed by a massive volcanic eruption over two million years ago. Located in northern Tanzania, it hosts diverse wildlife, including the Big 5 and thousands of flamingos at Lake Magadi. The Maasai tribe lives around the crater, coexisting with the wildlife. The video concludes with a reflection on the benefits and challenges animals face living in a caldera.

What is the Ngorongoro Crater known for?

How did the Ngorongoro Crater form?

What types of animals are estimated to live in the Ngorongoro Crater?

What is the significance of Lake Magadi within the Ngorongoro Crater?

What are some advantages and disadvantages for animals living in a caldera like Ngorongoro?