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Travel Guide: Namibia – Wildlife


this country has the world’s largest
cheetah population hi I’m Rebecca
Brayton and welcome to watchmojo.com and
today we’ll be learning more about the
wildlife in Namibia the country’s
wildlife is one of its most valuable
tourist attractions from giraffes and
zebras to monkeys and meerkats you’re
sure to come across a number of exotic
creatures in your travels however
because of the great number of
endangered species indigenous to the
country Namibia is also home to a number
of wildlife reserves these conservation
areas are also home to a number of
different bird species Eagles and even
ducks are found throughout the country
Namibia is also home to the largest
species of bird in the world the ostrich
three species of cranes are indigenous
to Namibia as well it wouldn’t be a
proper African safari without a lion
sighting and these kings of the jungle
exists today in sub-saharan Africa their
numbers are rapidly dwindling due to
human interaction however Namibia is
home to nature reserves that aid in the
animals protection desert adapted
elephants are a type of elephant that
has become well adjusted to the
conditions of the desert in namibia they
are found mostly in the northwest of the
country they must travel often and
navigate long distances between watering
holes and food sources especially during
the movie is dry season you will also
likely see a herd of antelope in fact a
good portion of the world’s Antelope
population lives in Africa this group of
animals and compasses a relatively wide
variety of species including kudu
gazelles and impalas and represents the
majesty of African wildlife
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