Botswana WildCam

At first, it can seem off topic, but have you ever considered that animals that survive in the wild generally are those who have learned to be wiser? And definitely they will be older if they are surviving and even thriving.

National Geographic happens to be my very favorite magazine. (One of my alter ego's swears she's a photographer for them! ) Not only are the pictures excellent, but the writing is superb. It's a treat to the brain (very important of OWW) as well as the eyes.

Well NG has outdone themselves. They have a WildCam up and running 24/7 at a place called Pete's Pond in Botswana. You can watch any number of animals in their natural environment as they gather at Pete's Pond. Baboons, elephants, wildebeests, ostriches, impalas, zebras, warthogs and much more. There's even a croc in the waters.

I've heard rumors stating that this site will only be available until sometime in October or November...make sure you take a peak. (It helps if you have a broadband connection.)

Enjoy the WildCam, but consider yourself forewarned...it's addictive!

What a gift this is. Thank you National Geographic!

Barbara C. Phillips, NP
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