Hei! The Etosha Pan covers a large part (23 %) of the Etosha National Park. It's 130 km long and 72 km wide.It consist of white sand and salt, and it attracts wildlife which require salt in their diet. The Pan was first discover by two Europeans that had been told it was a large lake, and they got really disappointed when they found it bone dry. The pan temporarily fills with water during wetter summer, attracting breeding flamingos, pelicans and other waterbi...

Hei! When you go to Namibia and other African countries, it's easy to only focus on the land animals there. You want to see lions, giraffes, elephants, antelopes and rhinos, and you want a lot of pictures of these animals. I've grown up with a mother with a big love and interest for birds, and a sister, on the other hand, that is afraid of them. So I wanted to find as many birds as possible and take pictures of them. I have made an album with these birds, and ...

Cuba helped Namibia during the fight for independence, and because of that, the Namibian government has decided to give back to Cuba as a thank you for the help. No, they are not sending flowers, money, wine or other gifts, they are sending wild animals! The government first told Cuba that they could get animals that were already in captivity, like the animals at CCF, Harnas and Africat. These animals have lived and will live their whole lives in a cage, so it ...

Hei! Gottfriedt and I went to a waterhole close to Okaukuejo for a sundowner. We had brought beer and Hunters dry to enjoy our self. The sun was still shining when we saw our first visitor. A rhino was walking towards the waterhole to get a sip of water. Then two giraffes also appeared. Suddenly they both stopped and looked in the same direction. I took my binoculars to check what they were looking at, and then I saw them. Elephants! When I first saw them, a ...

Hei! Gottfriedt and I left Okaukuejo on Friday afternoon. We wanted to spend my last weekend in the North in a small town called Tsumeb. It was situated just an hour away from the park (from Namutoni), but we had to drive the long way to Namutoni first. On our way to Namutoni we saw a rhino right next to the road. It was so beautiful! We stopped to look at it and to take pictures, but it seemed that it wanted to charge us, so we decided to continue driving. T...