In Botswana, Africa, you can track animals on a Safari in Chobe National Park

In Botswana🇧🇼, Chobe National Park, you can track animals by car on a Safari. Chobe National Park, located in the northwest of Botswana🇧🇼, is the country's first national park, famous for its spectacular elephant herds, estimated to be around 50,000 in number. Setting off in a vehicle in the early morning to enter the national park is a peak time for animal activity. We were fortunate to encounter a lion🦁 family that had just finished hunting and was feeding. Having spent many years in Africa, I have visited Rwanda's🇷🇼 Akagera National Park and Kenya's🇰🇪 Maasai Mara National Park, and have seen many animals, but each Safari still offers anticipation and surprises. The uniqueness of Chobe National Park lies in the fact that it is crossed by the Chobe River, has abundant rainfall, dense vegetation, and you can also track animals by boat on a Safari, which is a unique experience in Africa. I have previously posted related videos. When considering a Safari to track animals in Africa, in addition to the well-known Kenya, Tanzania, and South Africa, Botswana is also worth considering.