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Wilderness Etosha
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More than 20 mammal species have been recorded on Wilderness Etosha's private concession - including herds of elephants.
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Wilderness Etosha
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The common ostrich seen at Wilderness Etosha is found across most of sub-Saharan Africa; it is differentiated from the Somali ostrich that occurs around the Horn of Africa by its habitat and feeding preferences.
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Wilderness Etosha
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Black-backed jackals are cunning and opportunistic, medium-sized scavengers in the Canid family.
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Wilderness Etosha
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'Etosha' means 'the great white place', and it is particularly evident when animals. are dust bathing.
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Wilderness Etosha
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Lions are Etosha's apex predator.
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Wilderness Etosha
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Hartmann's mountain zebras are easily distinguished from their plains cousins by their full leg stripes and white bellies.
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Wilderness Etosha
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True to its name, the rock hyrax is found in craggy habitats where the crevices allow them to escape from predators.
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Wilderness Etosha
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A new-born elephant, safe in the protective huddle of its breeding herd.
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Wilderness Etosha
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Plains zebras have a 'shadow stripe' which is a distinguishing identification mark from the Hartmann's that also occurs at Etosha.
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Wilderness Etosha
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Wilderness Etosha's concession forms part of a living conservation bridge between Etosha and Skeleton Coast national parks, allowing for the unimpeded seasonal movement of Etosha's thousands of elephants.
