Waterworld Africa

A subtropical realm of staggering diversity exists on the eastern coast of Africa. A mangrove forest experiences the high and low tides.

The wildlife of Okavango Delta depends on a fortuitous natural anomaly to survive, the river that runs through the Kalahari Desert.

A rare colony of African penguins reside at South Africa's Boulders Beach. These sea birds stage a remarkable revival of their kind.

The wildlife of South Africa's lowveld are forced to adapt to the dry season. Everyone from the gargantuan hippos to the nimble antelope must go on a quest to seek water.

The regal flamingos and the nutrient-producing prawns have pivotal roles in the rejuvenation of the Blue Lagoon in South Africa.

The dry season in Northern Botswana forces more than 45,000 elephants to congregate along the banks of the Chobe River.