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Savute is the remote western section of Chobe National Park - far away from the shores of the Chobe River. Abundant wildlife - including lions that specialise in hunting elephants during the dry season and leopards that catch catfish in drying pools - congregates along the Savute Channel, which empties into the Savute Marsh.

The Savute Channel was dry from the late 19th century until it flowed some 75 years later in 1958, only to dry up again periodically for years and even decades. The dry savannas are dotted with rocky outcrops where ancient humans left their ochre drawings.


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