Elephant Kingdom
An estimated 45,000 elephants gather across Kalahari sand and teak forest — one of the greatest concentrations on Earth. Zimbabwe's flagship park delivers lion prides, painted dogs and waterholes alive at dusk.
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[0:00] Narrator: Hwange National Park — Zimbabwe's greatest elephant sanctuary.
[0:06] Narrator: More than 40,000 elephants roam this vast wilderness — one of Africa's largest populations.
[0:13] Narrator: Waterholes draw herds by the hundred at the height of the dry season.
[0:22] Narrator: Lions rest in the shade. Wild dogs raise their pups in the woodlands.
[0:31] Narrator: As the sun sets, the bush comes alive with the sounds of the African night.
[0:38] Narrator: This is Hwange National Park — where the wild is still truly wild.
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