Masai Tribe The Masai have always been different from other African tribes. Their bright red robes set them apart visually. With a spear in hand, they are calm and courageous regardless of the danger. The armed British troops who drove the Masai from their lands in the late 19th century had a great respect for the Masai. In common with the wildlife with which they co-exist, the Masai need a lot of land. Unlike many …showed first 75 words of 1185 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1185 total…as food, or something that destroys their crops, the Masai and their herds co-exist with the wildlife. This peaceful co-existence creates the potential for a form of low-impact tourism where some tribes, like that of Kuku Group Ranch, benefit in that they are able to retain their land in a natural state, generate some income to improve their nutrition and education of their children, and at the same time preserve their traditional ways and dignity.