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Two huge hippopotamus fight for dominance in a territorial battle in the Chobe River, Botswana
Professional wildlife photographer Janine Krayer said “You can hear the hippos fighting from many kilometres away and when two hippos collide it can shake the ground. They were in such a serious battle that they don’t notice anything around them so they didn’t mind our presence. “
The 34 year old said “Hippos are extremely territorial, one male will be the head of one so pod and he will not allow any other dominant males in that territory, luckily both survived as one chased the other into the water shortly after”
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Two huge hippopotamus fight for dominance in a territorial battle in the Chobe River, Botswana
Professional wildlife photographer Janine Krayer said “You can hear the hippos fighting from many kilometres away and when two hippos collide it can shake the ground. They were in such a serious battle that they don’t notice anything around them so they didn’t mind our presence. “
The 34 year old said “Hippos are extremely territorial, one male will be the head of one so pod and he will not allow any other dominant males in that territory, luckily both survived as one chased the other into the water shortly after”
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Hippo-plant-amus.... This hippo appears to be in camouflage gear, using freshwater plants draped over him, as he prowls around its habitat. The photos were taken by photographer Janine Krayer on the Chobe River in Botswana.
She said, “After months of rain, this area floods allowing the hippos to live in a lush green environment. When we spotted this hippo it was walking on land to change ponds. I loved seeing him all dressed up….it just drapes perfectly over him."
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Hippo-plant-amus.... This hippo appears to be in camouflage gear, using freshwater plants draped over him, as he prowls around its habitat. The photos were taken by photographer Janine Krayer on the Chobe River in Botswana.
She said, “After months of rain, this area floods allowing the hippos to live in a lush green environment. When we spotted this hippo it was walking on land to change ponds. I loved seeing him all dressed up….it just drapes perfectly over him."
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Hippo-plant-amus.... This hippo appears to be in camouflage gear, using freshwater plants draped over him, as he prowls around its habitat. The photos were taken by photographer Janine Krayer on the Chobe River in Botswana.
She said, “After months of rain, this area floods allowing the hippos to live in a lush green environment. When we spotted this hippo it was walking on land to change ponds. I loved seeing him all dressed up….it just drapes perfectly over him."
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Hippo-plant-amus.... This hippo appears to be in camouflage gear, using freshwater plants draped over him, as he prowls around its habitat. The photos were taken by photographer Janine Krayer on the Chobe River in Botswana.
She said, “After months of rain, this area floods allowing the hippos to live in a lush green environment. When we spotted this hippo it was walking on land to change ponds. I loved seeing him all dressed up….it just drapes perfectly over him."
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Hippo-plant-amus.... This hippo appears to be in camouflage gear, using freshwater plants draped over him, as he prowls around its habitat. The photos were taken by photographer Janine Krayer on the Chobe River in Botswana.
She said, “After months of rain, this area floods allowing the hippos to live in a lush green environment. When we spotted this hippo it was walking on land to change ponds. I loved seeing him all dressed up….it just drapes perfectly over him."
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A lioness and crocodile fight over a kill. The lioness had chased a kudu antelope along the river before the crocodile decided to fight her for it.
These photos were taken by professional photographer Janine Krayer at the Chobe River in Botswana. The 34 year old from Kasane, Botswana, said: "Grazers often choose the river over certain death, so the kudu jumped into the river. The vibrations always immediately alert crocodiles. SEE OUR COPY FOR DETAILS
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A lioness and crocodile fight over a kill. The lioness had chased a kudu antelope along the river before the crocodile decided to fight her for it.
These photos were taken by professional photographer Janine Krayer at the Chobe River in Botswana. The 34 year old from Kasane, Botswana, said: "Grazers often choose the river over certain death, so the kudu jumped into the river. The vibrations always immediately alert crocodiles. SEE OUR COPY FOR DETAILS
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A lioness and crocodile fight over a kill. The lioness had chased a kudu antelope along the river before the crocodile decided to fight her for it.
These photos were taken by professional photographer Janine Krayer at the Chobe River in Botswana. The 34 year old from Kasane, Botswana, said: "Grazers often choose the river over certain death, so the kudu jumped into the river. The vibrations always immediately alert crocodiles. SEE OUR COPY FOR DETAILS
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A lioness and crocodile fight over a kill. The lioness had chased a kudu antelope along the river before the crocodile decided to fight her for it.
These photos were taken by professional photographer Janine Krayer at the Chobe River in Botswana. The 34 year old from Kasane, Botswana, said: "Grazers often choose the river over certain death, so the kudu jumped into the river. The vibrations always immediately alert crocodiles. SEE OUR COPY FOR DETAILS
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A lioness and crocodile fight over a kill. The lioness had chased a kudu antelope along the river before the crocodile decided to fight her for it.
These photos were taken by professional photographer Janine Krayer at the Chobe River in Botswana. The 34 year old from Kasane, Botswana, said: "Grazers often choose the river over certain death, so the kudu jumped into the river. The vibrations always immediately alert crocodiles. SEE OUR COPY FOR DETAILS
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A lioness and crocodile fight over a kill. The lioness had chased a kudu antelope along the river before the crocodile decided to fight her for it.
These photos were taken by professional photographer Janine Krayer at the Chobe River in Botswana. The 34 year old from Kasane, Botswana, said: "Grazers often choose the river over certain death, so the kudu jumped into the river. The vibrations always immediately alert crocodiles. SEE OUR COPY FOR DETAILS
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A lioness and crocodile fight over a kill. The lioness had chased a kudu antelope along the river before the crocodile decided to fight her for it.
These photos were taken by professional photographer Janine Krayer at the Chobe River in Botswana. The 34 year old from Kasane, Botswana, said: "Grazers often choose the river over certain death, so the kudu jumped into the river. The vibrations always immediately alert crocodiles. SEE OUR COPY FOR DETAILS
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A lioness and crocodile fight over a kill. The lioness had chased a kudu antelope along the river before the crocodile decided to fight her for it.
These photos were taken by professional photographer Janine Krayer at the Chobe River in Botswana. The 34 year old from Kasane, Botswana, said: "Grazers often choose the river over certain death, so the kudu jumped into the river. The vibrations always immediately alert crocodiles. SEE OUR COPY FOR DETAILS
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A lioness and crocodile fight over a kill. The lioness had chased a kudu antelope along the river before the crocodile decided to fight her for it.
These photos were taken by professional photographer Janine Krayer at the Chobe River in Botswana. The 34 year old from Kasane, Botswana, said: "Grazers often choose the river over certain death, so the kudu jumped into the river. The vibrations always immediately alert crocodiles. SEE OUR COPY FOR DETAILS
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Hornbill with a stinging TAIL to tell as it swallows a scorpion whole by Annette Marino
A bird with a stinging TAIL to tell as it swallows a scorpion whole. The Bradfield's hornbill was spotted at the top of a tree in the Nxai Pan National Park, Kalahari Desert, Botswana.
Retired, 68 year old, Annette Marino said, "It was a nice surprise that the hornbill didn't fly off when our driver stopped the jeep, allowing me to witness this. It had already caught it when we spotted it in the tree. The hornbill was struggling to get the scorpion into its mouth, but after adjusting it in its beak, it successfully swallowed it. After that, it flew off from the perch, happy with its breakfast." (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Hornbill with a stinging TAIL to tell as it swallows a scorpion whole by Annette Marino
A bird with a stinging TAIL to tell as it swallows a scorpion whole. The Bradfield's hornbill was spotted at the top of a tree in the Nxai Pan National Park, Kalahari Desert, Botswana.
Retired, 68 year old, Annette Marino said, "It was a nice surprise that the hornbill didn't fly off when our driver stopped the jeep, allowing me to witness this. It had already caught it when we spotted it in the tree. The hornbill was struggling to get the scorpion into its mouth, but after adjusting it in its beak, it successfully swallowed it. After that, it flew off from the perch, happy with its breakfast." (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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PEOPLE - Das Fünf-Sterne-Safari-Camp iN Botswana, wo Prinz Harry und Meghan Markle sich näher gekommen sind
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This is the stunning African safari camp where Britain’s Prince Harry is said to have romanced Meghan Markle on just their third date, according to a controversial new book.Harry booked a stay at the bush camp Meno a Kwena, Botswana, in August 2017.The couple had only been on two dates but were smitten with one another, excerpts from the book, Finding Freedom, claim. Authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote there had been “palpable attraction between them” after their first two dates.Almost immediately they were almost obsessed with each other, according to a friend who reportedly said:” It was as if Harry was in a trance.'"Meghan was said to be equally enthralled, allegedly telling one of her friends: “Do I sound crazy when I say this could have legs?"Harry is then said to have surprised Meghan with the African trip, with the former Suits TV actress having never been on safari before. The pair relaxed at the £1,500 GBP-a-night resort, in an area Prince Harry has frequented for more than a decade.
OPS: The Meno a Kwena luxury safari camp in Botswana.Communal lounge
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This is the stunning African safari camp where Britain’s Prince Harry is said to have romanced Meghan Markle on just their third date, according to a controversial new book.Harry booked a stay at the bush camp Meno a Kwena, Botswana, in August 2017.The couple had only been on two dates but were smitten with one another, excerpts from the book, Finding Freedom, claim. Authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote there had been “palpable attraction between them” after their first two dates.Almost immediately they were almost obsessed with each other, according to a friend who reportedly said:” It was as if Harry was in a trance.'"Meghan was said to be equally enthralled, allegedly telling one of her friends: “Do I sound crazy when I say this could have legs?"Harry is then said to have surprised Meghan with the African trip, with the former Suits TV actress having never been on safari before. The pair relaxed at the £1,500 GBP-a-night resort, in an area Prince Harry has frequented for more than a decade.
OPS: The Meno a Kwena luxury safari camp in Botswana.Double bedroom with adjoining kids room for guests with families
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This is the stunning African safari camp where Britain’s Prince Harry is said to have romanced Meghan Markle on just their third date, according to a controversial new book.Harry booked a stay at the bush camp Meno a Kwena, Botswana, in August 2017.The couple had only been on two dates but were smitten with one another, excerpts from the book, Finding Freedom, claim. Authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote there had been “palpable attraction between them” after their first two dates.Almost immediately they were almost obsessed with each other, according to a friend who reportedly said:” It was as if Harry was in a trance.'"Meghan was said to be equally enthralled, allegedly telling one of her friends: “Do I sound crazy when I say this could have legs?"Harry is then said to have surprised Meghan with the African trip, with the former Suits TV actress having never been on safari before. The pair relaxed at the £1,500 GBP-a-night resort, in an area Prince Harry has frequented for more than a decade.
OPS: The Meno a Kwena luxury safari camp in Botswana.Communal area
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This is the stunning African safari camp where Britain’s Prince Harry is said to have romanced Meghan Markle on just their third date, according to a controversial new book.Harry booked a stay at the bush camp Meno a Kwena, Botswana, in August 2017.The couple had only been on two dates but were smitten with one another, excerpts from the book, Finding Freedom, claim. Authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote there had been “palpable attraction between them” after their first two dates.Almost immediately they were almost obsessed with each other, according to a friend who reportedly said:” It was as if Harry was in a trance.'"Meghan was said to be equally enthralled, allegedly telling one of her friends: “Do I sound crazy when I say this could have legs?"Harry is then said to have surprised Meghan with the African trip, with the former Suits TV actress having never been on safari before. The pair relaxed at the £1,500 GBP-a-night resort, in an area Prince Harry has frequented for more than a decade.
OPS: The Meno a Kwena luxury safari camp in Botswana. Amenities include a floating hide on the rover for guests to watch wildlife
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This is the stunning African safari camp where Britain’s Prince Harry is said to have romanced Meghan Markle on just their third date, according to a controversial new book.Harry booked a stay at the bush camp Meno a Kwena, Botswana, in August 2017.The couple had only been on two dates but were smitten with one another, excerpts from the book, Finding Freedom, claim. Authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote there had been “palpable attraction between them” after their first two dates.Almost immediately they were almost obsessed with each other, according to a friend who reportedly said:” It was as if Harry was in a trance.'"Meghan was said to be equally enthralled, allegedly telling one of her friends: “Do I sound crazy when I say this could have legs?"Harry is then said to have surprised Meghan with the African trip, with the former Suits TV actress having never been on safari before. The pair relaxed at the £1,500 GBP-a-night resort, in an area Prince Harry has frequented for more than a decade.
OPS: The Meno a Kwena luxury safari camp in Botswana.Outdoor shower
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This is the stunning African safari camp where Britain’s Prince Harry is said to have romanced Meghan Markle on just their third date, according to a controversial new book.Harry booked a stay at the bush camp Meno a Kwena, Botswana, in August 2017.The couple had only been on two dates but were smitten with one another, excerpts from the book, Finding Freedom, claim. Authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote there had been “palpable attraction between them” after their first two dates.Almost immediately they were almost obsessed with each other, according to a friend who reportedly said:” It was as if Harry was in a trance.'"Meghan was said to be equally enthralled, allegedly telling one of her friends: “Do I sound crazy when I say this could have legs?"Harry is then said to have surprised Meghan with the African trip, with the former Suits TV actress having never been on safari before. The pair relaxed at the £1,500 GBP-a-night resort, in an area Prince Harry has frequented for more than a decade.
OPS: The Meno a Kwena luxury safari camp in Botswana.Veranda view over the adjacent Makgadikgadi National Park
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This is the stunning African safari camp where Britain’s Prince Harry is said to have romanced Meghan Markle on just their third date, according to a controversial new book.Harry booked a stay at the bush camp Meno a Kwena, Botswana, in August 2017.The couple had only been on two dates but were smitten with one another, excerpts from the book, Finding Freedom, claim. Authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote there had been “palpable attraction between them” after their first two dates.Almost immediately they were almost obsessed with each other, according to a friend who reportedly said:” It was as if Harry was in a trance.'"Meghan was said to be equally enthralled, allegedly telling one of her friends: “Do I sound crazy when I say this could have legs?"Harry is then said to have surprised Meghan with the African trip, with the former Suits TV actress having never been on safari before. The pair relaxed at the £1,500 GBP-a-night resort, in an area Prince Harry has frequented for more than a decade.
OPS: The Meno a Kwena luxury safari camp in Botswana evening camp fire for guests
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This is the stunning African safari camp where Britain’s Prince Harry is said to have romanced Meghan Markle on just their third date, according to a controversial new book.Harry booked a stay at the bush camp Meno a Kwena, Botswana, in August 2017.The couple had only been on two dates but were smitten with one another, excerpts from the book, Finding Freedom, claim. Authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote there had been “palpable attraction between them” after their first two dates.Almost immediately they were almost obsessed with each other, according to a friend who reportedly said:” It was as if Harry was in a trance.'"Meghan was said to be equally enthralled, allegedly telling one of her friends: “Do I sound crazy when I say this could have legs?"Harry is then said to have surprised Meghan with the African trip, with the former Suits TV actress having never been on safari before. The pair relaxed at the £1,500 GBP-a-night resort, in an area Prince Harry has frequented for more than a decade.
OPS: The Meno a Kwena luxury safari camp in Botswana.Bathroom
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This is the stunning African safari camp where Britain’s Prince Harry is said to have romanced Meghan Markle on just their third date, according to a controversial new book.Harry booked a stay at the bush camp Meno a Kwena, Botswana, in August 2017.The couple had only been on two dates but were smitten with one another, excerpts from the book, Finding Freedom, claim. Authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote there had been “palpable attraction between them” after their first two dates.Almost immediately they were almost obsessed with each other, according to a friend who reportedly said:” It was as if Harry was in a trance.'"Meghan was said to be equally enthralled, allegedly telling one of her friends: “Do I sound crazy when I say this could have legs?"Harry is then said to have surprised Meghan with the African trip, with the former Suits TV actress having never been on safari before. The pair relaxed at the £1,500 GBP-a-night resort, in an area Prince Harry has frequented for more than a decade.
OPS: The Meno a Kwena luxury safari camp in Botswana.Aerial view showing wildlife at the river which the camp overlooks
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This is the stunning African safari camp where Britain’s Prince Harry is said to have romanced Meghan Markle on just their third date, according to a controversial new book.Harry booked a stay at the bush camp Meno a Kwena, Botswana, in August 2017.The couple had only been on two dates but were smitten with one another, excerpts from the book, Finding Freedom, claim. Authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote there had been “palpable attraction between them” after their first two dates.Almost immediately they were almost obsessed with each other, according to a friend who reportedly said:” It was as if Harry was in a trance.'"Meghan was said to be equally enthralled, allegedly telling one of her friends: “Do I sound crazy when I say this could have legs?"Harry is then said to have surprised Meghan with the African trip, with the former Suits TV actress having never been on safari before. The pair relaxed at the £1,500 GBP-a-night resort, in an area Prince Harry has frequented for more than a decade.
OPS: The Meno a Kwena luxury safari camp in Botswana.Lounge area overlooking the rive Boteti
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PEOPLE - Das Fünf-Sterne-Safari-Camp iN Botswana, wo Prinz Harry und Meghan Markle sich näher gekommen sind
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This is the stunning African safari camp where Britain’s Prince Harry is said to have romanced Meghan Markle on just their third date, according to a controversial new book.Harry booked a stay at the bush camp Meno a Kwena, Botswana, in August 2017.The couple had only been on two dates but were smitten with one another, excerpts from the book, Finding Freedom, claim. Authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote there had been “palpable attraction between them” after their first two dates.Almost immediately they were almost obsessed with each other, according to a friend who reportedly said:” It was as if Harry was in a trance.'"Meghan was said to be equally enthralled, allegedly telling one of her friends: “Do I sound crazy when I say this could have legs?"Harry is then said to have surprised Meghan with the African trip, with the former Suits TV actress having never been on safari before. The pair relaxed at the £1,500 GBP-a-night resort, in an area Prince Harry has frequented for more than a decade.
OPS: The Meno a Kwena luxury safari camp in Botswana. Guests enjoy gin and tonics overlooking the river where wildlife comes to drink
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This is the stunning African safari camp where Britain’s Prince Harry is said to have romanced Meghan Markle on just their third date, according to a controversial new book.Harry booked a stay at the bush camp Meno a Kwena, Botswana, in August 2017.The couple had only been on two dates but were smitten with one another, excerpts from the book, Finding Freedom, claim. Authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote there had been “palpable attraction between them” after their first two dates.Almost immediately they were almost obsessed with each other, according to a friend who reportedly said:” It was as if Harry was in a trance.'"Meghan was said to be equally enthralled, allegedly telling one of her friends: “Do I sound crazy when I say this could have legs?"Harry is then said to have surprised Meghan with the African trip, with the former Suits TV actress having never been on safari before. The pair relaxed at the £1,500 GBP-a-night resort, in an area Prince Harry has frequented for more than a decade.
OPS: The Meno a Kwena luxury safari camp in Botswana.A twin room
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This is the stunning African safari camp where Britain’s Prince Harry is said to have romanced Meghan Markle on just their third date, according to a controversial new book.Harry booked a stay at the bush camp Meno a Kwena, Botswana, in August 2017.The couple had only been on two dates but were smitten with one another, excerpts from the book, Finding Freedom, claim. Authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote there had been “palpable attraction between them” after their first two dates.Almost immediately they were almost obsessed with each other, according to a friend who reportedly said:” It was as if Harry was in a trance.'"Meghan was said to be equally enthralled, allegedly telling one of her friends: “Do I sound crazy when I say this could have legs?"Harry is then said to have surprised Meghan with the African trip, with the former Suits TV actress having never been on safari before. The pair relaxed at the £1,500 GBP-a-night resort, in an area Prince Harry has frequented for more than a decade.
OPS: The Meno a Kwena luxury safari camp in Botswana.Breakfast table for morning buffet
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PEOPLE - Das Fünf-Sterne-Safari-Camp iN Botswana, wo Prinz Harry und Meghan Markle sich näher gekommen sind
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This is the stunning African safari camp where Britain’s Prince Harry is said to have romanced Meghan Markle on just their third date, according to a controversial new book.Harry booked a stay at the bush camp Meno a Kwena, Botswana, in August 2017.The couple had only been on two dates but were smitten with one another, excerpts from the book, Finding Freedom, claim. Authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote there had been “palpable attraction between them” after their first two dates.Almost immediately they were almost obsessed with each other, according to a friend who reportedly said:” It was as if Harry was in a trance.'"Meghan was said to be equally enthralled, allegedly telling one of her friends: “Do I sound crazy when I say this could have legs?"Harry is then said to have surprised Meghan with the African trip, with the former Suits TV actress having never been on safari before. The pair relaxed at the £1,500 GBP-a-night resort, in an area Prince Harry has frequented for more than a decade.
OPS: The Meno a Kwena luxury safari camp in Botswana.Guest watching elephants from a floating hide
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Eastern rock elephant shrews (Elephantulus myurus) drinking, Tuli game reserve, Botswana,
Eastern rock elephant shrews (Elephantulus myurus) drinking, Tuli Game Reserve, Botswana, Africa
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Leopard (Panthera pardus) female, Mashatu game reserve, Botswana
Leopard (Panthera pardus) female, Mashatu Game Reserve, Botswana, Africa
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Leopard (Panthera pardus) female, Mashatu game reserve, Botswana
Leopard (Panthera pardus) female, Mashatu Game Reserve, Botswana, Africa
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Male lion, Panthera leo, walking near safari vehicle in the Okavango Delta, Botswana, Botswana.
Male lion (Panthera leo) walking near safari vehicle in the Okavango Delta, Botswana, Africa
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African elephant, Loxodonta africana, as seen from game drive vehicle in the Okavango Delta, Botswana.
African elephant (Loxodonta africana), as seen from game drive vehicle in the Okavango Delta, Botswana, Africa
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Tourists being poled through the shallow water by Mokoro in the Okavango Delta, Botswana.
Tourists being poled through the shallow water by Mokoro in the Okavango Delta, Botswana, Africa
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Lion pride, Panthera leo, resting near safari vehicle in Chobe National Park, Botswana.
Lion pride (Panthera leo), resting near safari vehicle in Chobe National Park, Botswana, Africa
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PEOPLE - Prinz Harry und Meghan in Afrika: Prinz Harry pflanzt einen Baum in Botswana
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Prince Harry helps local schoolchildren plant trees at the Chobe Tree Reserve in Botswana, on day four of their tour of Africa.
Prince Harry and Meghan Duchess of Sussex visit to Africa - 26 Sep 2019
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Prince Harry speaks to the media at the Chobe Tree Reserve in Botswana, on day four of the royal tour of Africa.
Prince Harry and Meghan Duchess of Sussex visit to Africa - 26 Sep 2019
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PEOPLE - Prinz Harry und Meghan in Afrika: Prinz Harry pflanzt einen Baum in Botswana
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Prince Harry plant trees at the Chobe Tree Reserve in Botswana, on day four of the royal tour of Africa.
Prince Harry and Meghan Duchess of Sussex visit to Africa - 26 Sep 2019
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PEOPLE - Prinz Harry und Meghan in Afrika: Prinz Harry pflanzt einen Baum in Botswana
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Prince Harry plant trees at the Chobe Tree Reserve in Botswana, on day four of the royal tour of Africa
Prince Harry and Meghan Duchess of Sussex visit to Africa - 26 Sep 2019
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Cape buffalo (Syncerus caffer), Chobe national park, Botswana,
Cape buffalo (Syncerus caffer), Chobe National Park, Botswana, Africa
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Cape buffalo (Syncerus caffer), Chobe national park, Botswana,
Cape buffalo (Syncerus caffer), Chobe National Park, Botswana, Africa
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Impala (Aepyceros melampus) at dusk, Zimanga game reserve, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa,
Impala (Aepyceros melampus) at dusk, Zimanga game reserve, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, Africa
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African elephant (Loxodonta africana) at sunset, Chobe national park, Botswana
African elephant (Loxodonta africana) at sunset, Chobe National Park, Botswana, Africa
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African elephant (Loxodonta africana) dusting at sunset, Chobe national park, Botswana,
African elephant (Loxodonta africana) dusting at sunset, Chobe National Park, Botswana, Africa
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African elephants (Loxodonta africana) at sunset, Chobe national park, Botswana,
African elephants (Loxodonta africana) at sunset, Chobe National Park, Botswana, Africa
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African elephant (Loxodonta africana) with calf drinking, Chobe national park, Botswana,
African elephant (Loxodonta africana) with calf drinking, Chobe National Park, Botswana, Africa
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