Le lac Tanganyika est le deuxième plus grand lac d’Afrique et l’un des plus profonds au monde. Il fournit 200 000 tonnes de poissons annuellement. Menacé par le changement climatique et les activités humaines, son niveau varie sous l’effet des pluies et de l’émissaire Lukuga, relié au bassin du Congo. C'est un écosystème unique, fragile et vital pour les pays qui l’abritent | TRT Afrika Français

During our boat trip from Rusizi river to lake Tanganyika - Burundi 🇧🇮, we meet those fishermen with few fish. It always fun to buy something for them. Lake Tanganyika, the second deepest lake in the world. Plan your boat trip with Tanganyika Links Tours . . #boattrip #Tanganyika #LakeTanganyika #visitburundi #fisherman #funtravel #Burundi | Tanganyika Links Tours

💚At Tanganyika we provide unforgettable hands-on animal encounters with a focus on conservation and education!🦎 | Tanganyika Wildlife Park

Ever wondered what a hippo does for fun? 🦛✨ Spoiler: It involves lots of water, snacks, and personality! Get to know Mars and fall in love with Tanganyika’s most charismatic resident. | Tanganyika Wildlife Park

Today is the last day to enjoy park admission and animal encounters for the 2020 season at Tanganyika! Come out and bring the family to feed and visit your favorite animals. Tanganyika is far from closed during the winter. We have big and exciting winter season plans brewing! We will continue to connect people to the natural world through animal experiences, educational activities, events and more! Stay tuned for details. ❄🦒🐧😊 | Tanganyika Wildlife Park