IShowSpeed in Kenya 🇰🇪 American YouTuber IShowSpeed is visiting Kenya as part of his “Speed Does Africa” tour. During a stop at the Nairobi National Museum Animal Orphanage, he adopted and named a baby rhino “Rhinaldo.” According to information provided by the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), the cost of adopting and naming the rhino is USD 10,000, a figure that reportedly surprised the content creator. He later jokingly asked whether he could take the baby rhino back to the United States. IShowS

The Museum’s current exhibition, Making Tracks: Crawlers, Tractors & Snowmobiles, explores the stories behind each of the 24 tracked vehicles on display. Today we'll look at this 1952 International Harvester TD-24 and the attached 1950 Le Tourneau Carryall LS. Introduced in 1947, the TD-24 was promoted as the world’s largest and most powerful crawler. It was designed to compete with the Caterpillar D8 and the Allis-Chalmers HD-19 crawlers. The TD-24 is equipped with several features not found on