The five greatest historic Africa natural Wonders across the continent / almost in the whole world.

Here are the top five of the seven natural wonders of Africa according to our extensive research, So just watch until the end and number one will shock you. Number five, Delta Mokoro safaris, are a popular activity to explore the inlets of the Okavango Delta Rightly chosen as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa, the Okavango Delta is one of the largest interior deltas on Earth and serves as a striking contrast to Botswana’s arid Kalahari Desert. Extending over an area of up to 18,000 square kilometers, this vast water environment supports an enormous amount of fauna that changes with the seasons. Flying over the Okavango provides a birds-eye view of its watery splendor of islands and oxbow canals. At ground level, the dry season’s contours of dead foliage give the Delta an eerie yet fascinating look. Moremi Game Reserve makes up one third of the Okavango Delta and is home to some of the highest concentrations of wildlife on the continent, Number four, The Sahara Desert, The Sahara Desert is an arid wonder to behold. The largest hot desert on the planet and the third largest desert after the ice fields of the Arctic and Antarctica, it covers an area of 9,200,000 square kilometers. So vast, its size is comparable to that of China. It extends over eleven countries, stretching from the Mediterranean in the north and the Red Sea in the east to the Atlantic Ocean in the west, where the scenery progressively transforms from desert to coastal plains. Officially recognized as the hottest place on earth, one would think this absorbing landscape would be totally devoid of life. Yet, a wide array of species call this desert home. Dama gazelle, red-necked ostrich, sand vipers, single-humped camels, goats, various species of fox and the Saharan cheetah have all adapted to survive and thrive in this harsh terrain #africa #documentary #viral #trending #travelling #development #top #tourism #facts #countries #security #kenya #news #transport #wildlife #fishing