The one tigerfish you would most want to avoid! Found in the Congo River, Watch Jeremy struggle to handle this monster which has been preying upon unsuspecting victims. The Goliath Tigerfish is a species of Tiger that can grow up to 6 feet long and has a bite to rival that of a crocodile!
Get an in depth look at what makes Tigerfish the efficient predators they are. In some cases these ferocious predators have even been known to hunt together to take on larger predators.
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Jeremy Wade dives deep, in search of tigerfish. He encounters a massive school, prepared for the worst of their bite and … Nothing. To Jeremy's surprise, they leave him be in clear waters.
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The gem of the Kafue ecosystem. This vast seasonal floodplain is surrounded by miombo woodlands. Home to the likes of red lechwe, puku, wildebeest, zebra and elephants.
This World Heritage Site and icon of the Lower Zambezi River. Ruckomechi hosts a diverse amount of wildlife. From Hippos, Elephants, Zebra, Waterbuck, Impala, Warthog, Lion, Wild dog, Leopard, Spotted Hyaena and Cheetah.
Kiambi is situated in the Lower Zambezi Valley, It sets forth a unique view of the Zambezi river. It flows Under and beyond You! For more information or to book a Kiambi safari package visit www.maplanga.co.za
The Queen of the Chobe river, this 42 metre luxury houseboat offers 5 star services and unparalleled excellence. Have a look at our package for the Zambezi Queen at http://www.maplanga.co.za/specials/Zambezi_Queen_package/
Want to do some canoe bird and game viewing but have never held or used a paddle before in your life? No Problem, follow our qualified canoe guides and they will get you across the Zambezi.
Chobe National Park found to the North-East of Botswana, boasting the largest Elephant population in the World. Offering the best game viewing experience by boat or 4X4 visit www.maplanga.co.za to book your next safari adventure in the Chobe!
