How The Zambezi River Provides Life To Its Inhabitants | Zambezi: Force of Life | Real Wild

From its source on the Angola-Zambia border to its delta in Mozambique, the Zambezi river flows through a number of distinct and beautiful habitats on its 1,600-mile journey to the Indian ocean.
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[@zaleacampbell996]

Nature is amazing The cry of the Fish Eagle is breathtaking

[@chombasombe7520]

Proud of you mother Zambia, proud to be Zambian...🤜🏾👊🏽🤛🏾

[@Joey_Stylez]

I’m proud of you for being proud of being a proud mother Zambia. Woootah! 🤟🏾

[@dindinprivate3477]

A beautifully filmed, educational and entertaining video. Thank you.

[@zaleacampbell996]

Nature is amazing

[@zaleacampbell996]

This is so beautiful ❤

[@AmazingNatureRelaxation]

🌺 very cool classic documentary. Makes me wonder how much has changed in the intervening years. Thanks for this. - Henry

[@jk-if9gh]

Its real wild

[@tinyGrim1]

I love the Zulu people. Beautiful.

[@nqodube4007]

Those are not Zulus, its Nguni warriors from Zimbabwe

[@revoniamabutho9343]

@@nqodube4007 Is it not Ndebeles

[@dionnedunsmore9996]

Geez! That young guy is awesome driving that lil canoe!! Both of em r! wow😃👊

[@titusanyokpa1297]

😃😃😃😃😃😃😃☺

[@nareshchaudhary6520]

This episode stknly missed Victoria fals

[@luckysnipesgg953]

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[@dionnedunsmore9996]

I recently watched a documentary that says hippos are not that vegetarian weve always believed em to be. They r actually even cannibals 😳😖
(THE DARK SIDE OF HIPPOS is the name of the show I saw)

[@chombasombe7520]

They're not I have watched them eat flesh in different documentaries

[@Joey_Stylez]

Lies

[@Joey_Stylez]

They’re just mentally unstable and cannot tell the difference between flesh and vegetation

[@nqodube4007]

Those are Nguni warriors from Zimbabwe not Zulus, that's not Zulu regalia and that's not how they dance.. Zambezi is not even near South Africa

[@danielndlozi2851]

He is right, that is Zulu regalia and those are Zulu, like me. There are no Ngunis in Zimbabwe, only Shona and Ndebele. Ndebele came from kwaZulu, thus similar language
to isiZulu.

[@nqodube4007]

Ndlozi...Go to Google and check Nguni people and then come back and re-read your comment, I bet you'll delete or edit it...

[@rolinstone100]

@@nqodube4007 our dances are all similar , because we are bantu … when I say we , its because I'm from Mozambique where the river ends. some times I find people saying haa the Zulus went there , haa haa the shonas went there , haaa the xanganas went there, haa the swahilis went the , haa the swazis went there, haaa the nianja went there . truth is that we all went every where and that why we have similar cultures and habits to begin ( bantu) . @Danielndlovi and that why when the Europeans came to Africa the first thing the did was divide the land and people so that in the future , we would not be able to drink from the power off union if even after slavery . imagine all 54 countries and islands unified as one ...

[@justicemsindozulu3666]

Mzilikazi was a Nguni point of correction kuwe Ndlozi.

[@Pickett1312]

The narrative is confusing as it fails to explain why Zulus in South Africa would be dancing for rains within the context of the Zambezi river.

[@beccac6451]

This is not new, I already watched it a few weeks ago

[@paulystp]

Animals look after there young , humans circumcise young boys , what happens when a circumciser explains his job to a psychiatrist