Africa's Garden of Eden
A volcanic caldera nineteen kilometres wide, its floor a self-contained Eden of lion, rhino, elephant and flamingo-pink lakes. Stand on the rim and watch a whole ecosystem breathe below you.
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[0:00] Narrator: Ngorongoro Conservation Area — the Garden of Eden.
[0:06] Narrator: The world's largest intact volcanic caldera — a natural amphitheatre 600 metres deep.
[0:13] Narrator: Twenty-five thousand animals live on the crater floor — lions, elephants, rhinos, and buffalo.
[0:22] Narrator: Flamingos gather at Lake Magadi. Hippos wallow in the swamps.
[0:31] Narrator: This is one of Africa's most concentrated wildlife spectacles.
[0:38] Narrator: This is Ngorongoro Conservation Area — where the wild is contained by ancient geology.
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