The Oldest Desert on Earth
A sea of sand stretching along the Atlantic for 2,000 kilometres — the world's most ancient desert. Fog-fed dunes, gravel plains, and life clinging to one of the harshest, most beautiful environments on the planet.
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[0:00] Narrator: The Namib Desert — the oldest desert on Earth.
[0:03] Narrator: For 80 million years, these sands have stretched across southwestern Africa.
[0:07] Narrator: Oryx and springbok have adapted to survive on dew and desert plants.
[0:12] Narrator: The dunes shift and change with the wind, their ridges sharp against the desert sky.
[0:17] Narrator: At night, the Milky Way blazes overhead — one of the darkest skies on Earth.
[0:21] Narrator: This is The Namib Desert — ancient, beautiful, and utterly timeless.
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