Porini Rhino Camp Waterhole, Ol Pejeta Live Cam

This camera overlooks a muddy waterhole beside Porini Rhino Camp in Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Laikipia, Kenya. Zebras, impalas and giraffes come to drink and graze on the open grassland around the pool.

Ol Pejeta Conservancy covers about 90,000 acres of savanna on the Laikipia plateau and is known for its rhino conservation work. Around the camp, acacia woodland meets open grass plains. Grazers come to the pool through the day.

The view is not fixed. The camera shows a wide shot of the pool with a dark mud bank and a big sky, then moves to closer views of the grassland, where zebras graze beside bushes and impalas stand in the distance. A thorny fence line is sometimes visible near the lens.