Zimbabwe is a country located in Southern Africa, bordered by Botswana to the north, South Africa to the southeast, Mozambique and Angola to the south, and Tanzania to the west. It has a diverse landscape with mountain ranges, forests, and fertile plains, including the Zambezi River delta. The capital city is Harare.
Tylaphelenchus is a type of small mammal that primarily lives in Africa, specifically in the Zambezi River basin. This species is known for its distinctive skull and long neck, which are used for reaching high branches to access vegetation.
Umzimkulu is a term in Zulu language that translates to "The Great River." It refers to the Zambezi River, which flows through South Africa and is considered the longest river in the world by length. This river plays an important role in wildlife migration, providing habitat for various species of animals including elephants, hippos, crocodiles, and even the occasional zebra.
Zambezi is a river in southern Africa, flowing through South Africa and Zimbabwe. It flows for over 2,546 kilometers (1,639 miles) from its source at the Congo River to the Atlantic Ocean. The Zambezi has two main tributaries: the Namaqualand River and the Limpopo River, both of which contribute significantly to the river's flow.
