Zimbabwe Shorts

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Shorts

Although most people instantly think of lions, leopards and other mammals when discussing predators, the tigerfish patrols the waters of the Zambezi River and Lake Kariba with a ru

Lying back on a houseboat floating along the warm waters of Lake Kariba while elephants and antelope feed on the nearby shoreline, is one of the most sought-after luxuries of any v

Ilala palms are popular trees: elephants love their fruit, as do baboons. Palm swifts nest in them, and people use their fruit for food, their leaves for weaving, and even brew a s

The Presidential Herd comprises roughly 450 – 500 elephants made up of about 17 extended family groups that live close to the main gate of the Hwange National Park.

The Zimbabwe bird, based on soapstone carvings representing eagles found at the site of the Great Zimbabwe settlement, is the country’s national emblem and appears on the flag, c

About Mike Cadman

Mike has worked as a journalist for a variety of international and local media organisations as well as environmental NGO’s for the past 38 years and is the author of five books. During his career, he has covered all major news developments in southern Africa and has travelled extensively throughout many parts of the continent. He spends as much time as possible in the bush and has extensive knowledge of broader environmental issues as well as the creatures that live there.