Hippo slides and strangler figs @WildEarth
Hippo slides and strangler figs  @WildEarth
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Out on a bushwalk, an African Wattled Lapwing, a bird that weighs less than half a kilo, has enough territorial aggression to charge an elephant.

From there, we tracked down to the banks of the Kafue River to the calming rhythm of the water, hippo pods and the constant movement of the amazing birdlife.

A huge thank you to the teams at Mawimbi Bush Camp, Kafue National Park, and African Parks for making this trip possible and protecting this wild corner of Zambia.

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