Hasan Jasim - In a shocking move that has sparked global outrage and debate, Namibia has announced plans to cull more than 700 wild animals, including elephants, zebras, and hippos. The country, grappling with its worst drought in a century, aims to distribute the meat to its population facing severe food insecurity. While the decision has been justified as a necessary … [Read more...] about Namibia to Cull Over 700 Animals, Including Elephants and Hippos, and Distribute the Meat
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Lithops: The Living Stones of Namibia and South Africa
In the arid landscapes of Namibia and South Africa, where stones and sand dominate the horizon, a remarkable plant has evolved to blend in perfectly: the lithops. These succulents, also known as living stones, are masters of camouflage, their plump, fused leaves resembling the rocks and pebbles of their surroundings. Lithops have evolved to mimic stones for two main … [Read more...] about Lithops: The Living Stones of Namibia and South Africa
Namibia: Where Sand Dunes, Wildlife, and Himba Culture Unite
Traveling around Namibian desert and wild savannas, photographer Konsta Punkka captured the life of Himba people and the beautiful wildlife around the country. This is where the sand dunes meet a dry lake bed. Namibia is a country in southwestern Africa known for its diverse landscapes, including the Namib Desert, one of the oldest and driest deserts in the world. The … [Read more...] about Namibia: Where Sand Dunes, Wildlife, and Himba Culture Unite
Nature’s Artistry: Exploring the Incredible Folds of the Ugab River Valley in Namibia
In the remote wilderness of the Ugab River valley in Namibia, a stunning geological phenomenon can be observed: folds in the earth's crust that reveal the powerful forces that shape our planet. These folds, which are the result of permanent deformation, have created a landscape unlike any other. In structural geology, a fold is a stack of originally planar surfaces, such as … [Read more...] about Nature’s Artistry: Exploring the Incredible Folds of the Ugab River Valley in Namibia