Crocodiles & Snakes of the Mighty Kunene River
Channel: Made in the Wild
Date: 2022-01-09

The Kunene River marks the boundary between Angola and Namibia in Southern Africa. It is famously home to the Nile Crocodile which is the key species targeted in this video. The Kunene river flows west to the Atlantic Ocean. It is the home of many Himba people who rely on the river for water and food. The other animals I encounter on this trip near Epupa Falls are the Nile Monitor and the Whip Snake.

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