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Okavango Delta Wildlife | Into the Okavango

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Okavango Safari Hunting

worldclass lodges

Camping

Chobe national park and its elephants

Rare Wildlife sightings

it is in pristine state being a largely untransformed wetland system

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African Bush Elephant

African Buffalo

Lechwe

Topi

Nile Crocodiles

Dragon Flies and Damselfies

Bald Eagle

Red-billed oxpeckers; seen foraging for ticks and mites atop hippos that are semi-submerged in the water

Wattled Crane; larges species also endangered.

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marsh grasses

water lilies

reeds and papyrus

palms

acacias

lead-wood and sausage trees

camel-thorn trees, which some animals find tasty and which the San use for firewood

for medicinal purposes, motlopi trees, which have edible roots.

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sensitive to drying up

hamper sedimentation with erode water channels which will reduce the amount of water flowing into the delta

eventual mining near the delta could produce gases and other types of pollution

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had permanent swamps which cover 600,000 ha

third largest alluvial fan in Africa

the Okavango River, at 1,500 kms

has 1,061 plants, 89 fish, 64 reptiles, 482 species of birds and 130 species of mammals

22,000 square kilometres during wetter periods

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semi-arid subtropical type including "wet-dry tropical" or '"wet-dry subtropical"

wet tropical and dry tropical air masses usually changes and varies

many trees and plants, as well as grassland, have to adapted to both extreme drought and inundation (floods)

Many of the Delta's summer can be affected by heavy rains and flooding

Winters are usually drought seasons

the highest temperature is 86°, and the lowest is 48°

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https://www.okavangodelta.com/

https://sites.google.com/a/miamioh.edu/geo121-sum16/home/okavango-delta-05

https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1432

https://www.news24.com/Green/News/Multiple-dangers-threaten-the-Okavango-Delta-20150120

https://www.lonelyplanet.com/botswana/wildlife/plants

https://www.okavangodelta.com/general-information/wildlife/

https://www.discoverafrica.com/blog/five-birds-to-look-out-for-on-the-okavango/

https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1432

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In northern Botswana, Africa

Across Namibia’s Caprivi Strip

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Maun

Khawi

Gaborone

Seronga

Kasane

Serowe

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Near the Kalahari Desert

Flows in the Angolan Highlands

consists of a multitude of main channels, smaller tributaries and lagoons as well as floodplains, islands and mainland areas.