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Did You Know? Welwitschia Apr 30 2008

The Welwitschia mirabilis is a strange-looking plant found in the fog belt of Namibia and southern Angola.

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Tags: angola, atlantic, cone, desert, fog, germinate, leaf, namib, namibia, plant, reproduce, root, seed

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Underwater Okavango Jul 20 2007

By Andy Crawford, field crew

We have sent Earth-Touch crew member Brad Bestelink off to the panhandle section of the Okavango Delta, from where he will soon be sending video and images from under the Okavango waters.

The Okavango River floods annually during July and August, during winter in the Southern Hemisphere. The floodwaters flow from Angola and through the northwestern corner of Botswana, creating the vast and beautiful Okavango Delta.

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Tags: angola, colour, mokoro, panhandle, squeaker fish, tiger fish, winter

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