A) In Zimbabwe's extreme north-western corner B) Near Harare C) South of Hwange National Park D) On the Botswana border near Victoria Falls
A) 77,345 acres (313 km²) B) 50,000 acres (202.3 km²) C) 150,000 acres (607.7 km²) D) 100,000 acres (405.2 km²)
A) Bush landscapes B) Mountainous terrain C) Woodland landscapes D) Plains scenery
A) Rainwater collection systems B) Artificial lakes C) Natural rivers and streams D) Water pumped from boreholes into pans
A) Oribi B) Cheetah C) African wild dog D) Lion
A) Eucalyptus groves B) Rainforest C) Oak and pine woodlands D) Mopane and Kalahari sand woodlands
A) 1980 B) 1964 C) 1975 D) 1949
A) Camping with full facilities B) No accommodation, camping allowed at undeveloped sites C) Hostels and guesthouses D) Luxury lodges and hotels
A) Artificial ponds B) River banks C) Seasonally flooded pans in the south-west D) Permanent lakes
A) Eagles and hawks B) Penguins and puffins C) Swans and flamingos D) Storks, crowned cranes, stilts, cormorants, ducks and kingfishers
A) Food availability B) Temperature changes C) Predator avoidance D) Permanent water source in Kazuma Pan during dry season
A) Southern giraffe and common zebra B) African elephant and Cape buffalo C) Lion and leopard D) Oribi and gemsbok
A) 1990 B) 1975 C) 1980 D) 1964 |