The Okavango Delta - Okavango River | Africa Predators (2018 Documentary)

The Okavango Delta is one of Botswana’s most iconic Predators In the world. The world’s largest inland delta is a maze of winding waterways lagoons and lakes and is home to abundant and diverse wildlife; all sustained by the cool blue waters of the delta. Okavango Delta Wildlife The Okavango Delta supports large concentrations of animals on both a permanent and seasonal basis. Through careful wildlife management it has become perhaps one of the best places to see animals and birds in Africa. There is a dynamic seasonal shift of animals between the arid region that surrounds the delta and the Okavango Delta itself. During the wet season most large animals move away from the delta to take advantage of the lush grazing that surrounds it. As this grazing begins to die in the winter animals move back to the delta. A myriad of species are found within the delta including African Bush Elephant African Buffalo Hippopotamus Lechwe Topi Blue Wildebeest Giraffe Nile crocodile Lion Cheetah Leopard Brown Hyena Spotted Hyena Greater Kudu Sable Antelope Black Rhinoceros White Rhinoceros Plains Zebra Warthog and Chacma Baboon. Notably the endangered African Wild Dog still survives within the Okavango Delta and exihibits one of the richest pack densities in Africa. In addition to the large animals the Okavango Delta also supports over 500 species of birds and 85 recorded species of fish including Tigerfish Tilapia and Catfish.

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