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A picture of sheep killed by Wildlife at Sekenani in Maasai Mara. [Courtesy, Standard]

Viewed from Ol-olchura Village in Sekenani Location after a night of heavy rains, the vast plains of world-famous Maasai Mara National Reserve in Narok County is nothing short of breath-taking

The warm morning sun, the smell of fresh dung, and the glitter of morning dew on the grass against the backdrop a group of some morans chatting beside a herd of cattle lazily chewing cud completes the mosaic of serenity.

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