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Botswana Ep 10 4K Okavango Delta Moremi On the Edge of Heaven

Hello and welcome back. Join us as we venture into one of the last Edens in the world—the magnificent Okavango Delta. The life-giving waters from the Angolan Highlands have not yet reached the outer edges of this vast wilderness. Here in Moremi, the land feels poised on the brink of change……and for some animals, nature has dealt a cruel hand, as they endure the harsh wait for the floodwaters to arrive. Come with us as we explore this fragile paradise, a last Eden teetering on the edge of heaven. At third Bridge It is a slow morning, and we embrace the gentle cadence of slowing down and appreciating the moment indulging in the therapeutic act of baking bread in the bush—a simple task that demands patience, care, and presence. Out here, a million miles from anywhere, there’s something profoundly rewarding about cooking over an open fire. The smell of fresh bread wafting through the camp is a small triumph, a reminder of life’s simple pleasures. Our afternoon drive takes us to Dead Tree Island. The sound of seagulls catches our attention, drawing us to the water’s edge. Much like the great migration in the Masai Mara, this is the Fish Eagle gathering. Nature, in its infinite wisdom, has orchestrated this perfect moment. It’s the driest time in the Delta, and the catfish are confined to the last remaining pools of water, struggling desperately for survival. The Fish Eagles, seize this fleeting opportunity, preying upon the vulnerable catfish. It’s a humbling reminder of how every moment in nature, no matter how harsh, has its place in the grand design. A balance of survival, sacrifice, and renewal. No matter how often we find ourselves in the middle of nowhere the yearning to be in nature is a constant feeling. It’s always a challenge to get here in our faithfull truck, but we are acutely aware of this privilege to escape the hustle of the real world And …As the golden light washes over the delta we dial down and tune in, and get lost in time. Our days in Moremi are consumed exploring and searching for game. The rhythm of getting up before sunrise and returning to base at sunset is a good one. Of course we would like to see a lion or two while we are still in circulation. Our days in Moremi are consumed by the thrill of exploring and the quiet patience of searching for game. The rhythm of rising before sunrise and returning to base at sunset feels natural, grounding us in the cadence of the wild. Our days in Moremi are defined by the rhythm of the wild—early mornings before sunrise and evenings returning to camp as the sun dips below the horizon. Of course, we still hope to see a lion or two in Moremi. In the meantime, the Delta delivers its own magic—an abundance of animals and birdlife rarely experienced anywhere else. This is a true paradise. A troop of Chacma baboons is always a joy to watch -. Spend a little time observing them, and you’ll start spotting personalities that resemble ours. Their social structures are fascinatingly complex. There’s patriarch, tasked with protecting and defending the clan. Then, of course, the troublemaking teenagers, always pushing boundaries and stirring up drama. And let’s not forget the little ones, clinging tightly to their mothers, ever in need of a helping hand. And then…We Witness and extraordinary scene - Hippos on the move, like fish out of water in broad daylight, is a rare and fascinating sight. The 1,600 kilometer journey of water from the Angolan Highlands is taking too long, leaving the hippos high and dry, with no choice but to seek out the last remaining pools in the Delta. If you’re enjoying these episodes, why not give that like button a little tap, share with your friends, and hit subscribe—it’s free, and it keeps the YouTube algorithm happy (and us too!). Show us some love by leaving a comment; it’s the fuel that keeps us going to bring you more adventures. Thanks for tagging along on the journey! The Okavango Delta is a vast, life-filled oasis in the heart of the Kalahari Desert, one of the most unique and biodiverse ecosystems on Earth. This seasonal transformation turns the region into a paradise for wildlife, including elephants, lions, buffalo, and countless species of birds, all drawn to the water and the rich vegetation it supports. Okavango is a place where life thrives in harmony with the elements, offering a rare glimpse into nature’s raw beauty and its ability to create life in the most unexpected places. Our stay here has been unforgettable and we will return. Facebook   / soultoniclife   Patreon Support us and join our tribe https://www.patreon.com/user?u=270259... Website https://soultoniclife.com/ The Cookbook https://soultoniclife.com