The Breathtaking Wilderness Of Southern Africa | Botswana's Wild Kingdoms | Real Wild Documentary

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Published 2018-10-28

Learn more about the landscape and wildlife residents of the Makgadikgadi basin in Botswana, a vast space of grasslands and salt pans, that goes from extreme drought to plentiful rainfall. The Makgadikgadi basin is created by a triumph of nature, beginning with the flow of the Okavango river in Angola, through the Kalahari, and into Botswana, past the Okavango Delta.

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All Comments (21)

@GreekHouseEffect 4 days ago

I swear these documentaries are therapeutic
@johnshields6852 1 year ago

The dry season is brutal, it's crazy that one dry spell can kill off so many.
@stevevassallo4323 5 years ago

Praise for Botswana’s progressive attitude towards her magnificent wildlife.
@MsLilac88 2 years ago

Life in the wildlife is not easy for all the creatures. Some of them are blessed to be rescued & living in the wildlife sanctuary. The herd elephant orphanage is doing a wonderful job in looking after their elephants. 😊💜🌸🐘
@MsLilac88 2 years ago

I love watching your animal documentaries. 😊 I love lions, elephants, giraffes, zebras & deer.
@yautjamorphneedsaff3ction 4 years ago

I just love real wild's videos!
@noeminava8352 3 years ago

poor animals suffer a lot when it is not the water is the food and the weather but they are more grateful than the human when it started to rain they were happy thank you for your very nice reportage
@wilmabennett2486 2 years ago

Very interesting. Lots to learn about these lovely creatures.
@abeone 3 years ago

Amazing video of the wildlife
@sandib4234 5 years ago

Just Lovely n Very Relaxing to Watch!
@mrchoudhury6611 3 years ago

Wildlife protection must a political issue throughout the world
@UmerTheExplorer 3 years ago

Pure hard work and excellent team work together brings these videos for us which we can watch with family thanks
@user-xz4eq2ci6h 5 years ago

Wonderful documentary!
@lezanrobinson514 4 years ago

Keep doing what you're doing great stuff
@brooke11111 5 years ago

41:04 was by far the funniest noise I have heard in a documentary
@latifahafidh7043 4 years ago

I love your documentary there such good quality 👌👍👍😉
@bapiyadebbarma 4 years ago

The lioness at 19.00 is walking like me when I came home at late night...lol
@rgh7399 4 years ago

Music often drowns out the narration of this excellent doc.
@Drsandm21 5 years ago

Wonder why only 11k views.. It's a nice documentary with a soothing narration
@wessmith7408 3 years ago

I have enjoyed so many of your adventures and this one was quite good. I'm not sure who was in charge of the sound but the background music was often so loud you missed portions of the narrations. I believe this was a first for this to take place. Like I said I am thrilled by watching. I realize I will never be able to travel to any of these places so this is the next best thing. Thank you and keep up the great work.