Yellowstone is home to grizzly and black bears, hundreds of wild bison, wolf packs, massive waterfalls, and the world’s biggest concentration of active geysers.
Highlights of local wildlife wonders includes easily observed elephant and buffalo, sitatunga, big forest hog, and topi.
It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the World’s Highest Waterfall, according to UNESCO.
The Okavango River, unlike most river deltas, flows onto open land, flooding the savanna and forming a unique and ever-changing inland delta…
Sabi Sand leopards, which are notoriously elusive, have become used to to safari vehicles, allowing for close-up encounters and incredible photography opportunities.
The park’s major feature is a massive salt pan that can be viewed from space.