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Our keepers' melodies are rooted in traditions as old as the land itself. These songs are songs of praise for the animals, prayers for rain, and tributes to the land of their birth. In Samburu culture, singing runs deep. Samburu Morans (warriors) sing to their livestock at the iconic "singing wells," each with a unique tune that guides their livestock to the right well. If you listen carefully, you'll hear Keeper Silas (closest to the camera) sing a different melody than the other keepers. Here