The Chobe River is a vital force that, in every passing season, reveals its power to sustain life. Now, with the rains behind us, it shows us Botswana unfiltered as wildlife cross shared paths to drink. Some encounters are joyfully wholesome, while others are a stark reminder that, in the bush, survival belongs to the fittest. The circle of life takes centre stage in and around Chobe’s mighty river. We’re passionate about sharing all we’ve learned over generations, and all we are working towards

This tour group got a very close encounter with a bull elephant while on safari in Chobe National Park, Botswana, on March 19. Footage recorded by Megan Kelly shows the elephant examining the vehicle as passengers tried to remain completely still. The young elephant was also in musth (basically the male equivalent of being ‘in heat’). Speaking to Storyful, Kelly said the animal was ‘not aggressive,’ but rather ‘very curious as to what we are.’ | NowThis

81K views · 3.4K reactions | Watch a large pride of Lions on the move at Chobe National Park, Botswana. #safari #amazing #nature #wildlife #animals | Wildest Kruger Sightings | Facebook