Travel to Namibia; Paradise

Namibia wildlife is especially unique in desert areas. In these dry and hot areas, animal species are specifically adapted to survival in difficult conditions. Desert elephants that are capable of tolerating low water and high temperatures are one of the most important examples in these areas. Desert valves and rhinos also live in these environments, which are amazing examples of adapting to dry deserts.

In addition, Namibia National Parks, such as Etosha National Park, one of Africa’s largest wildlife reserves, host various species. These parks are known as one of the most important areas of protection of endangered species.

In Namibia deserts, plants and animals are amazingly adapted to the environment. These ecosystems, especially in areas such as the Namib desert, one of the oldest deserts in the world, have specific wildlife examples. The wildlife in these deserts has been developed by limited water and food resources and survival strategies.

Below we watch a video of Namibia’s wildlife.

Cover Photo Source: FalConSafaris.com; Photographer: Unknown