Relaxing Footage Showing the Wildlife of an African Reserve Gathering Around a Waterhole
BBC Earth has put together a wonderfully relaxing half-hour video that shows many different kinds of animals who reside at the Mwiba Wildlife Reserve in Tanzania as they gather and interact around a permanent waterhole that was made specifically for them. The waterhole has been equipped with cameras, allowing us to see in full what has been rarely seen in the past.
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