A) Baobab trees B) Grassland vegetation C) A thin layer of blue-green algae D) Shrubby savanna plants
A) Eucalyptus trees B) Mimosa trees C) Baobab trees D) Acacia trees
A) Henry Morton Stanley B) Thomas Baines C) David Livingstone D) James Chapman
A) Elephants and rhinoceroses B) Wildebeest and one of Africa's biggest zebra populations C) Giraffes and buffaloes D) Lions and cheetahs
A) Hippos B) Freshwater fish C) Cladoceran crustacean Moina belli D) Crocodiles
A) Excessive rainfall B) Use of quad bikes and off-road vehicles by tourists C) Competition with other bird species D) Predation by large birds
A) Polar bears B) Giraffes C) Kangaroos D) Reptiles such as tortoises and rock monitors
A) Flamingos and pelicans B) Ostriches, chestnut-banded plover and Kittlitz's plover C) Swans and ducks D) Eagles and hawks
A) High tourism rates B) The pans are inhospitable C) Frequent flooding D) Strict government regulations
A) Nxai Pan B) Sua Pan C) Soa Pan D) Ntwetwe Pan
A) Plans to divert water from the Nata River for irrigation B) Increased rainfall C) Natural erosion processes D) Introduction of non-native plant species
A) Makgadikgadi Pans Game Reserve B) Sua Pan C) Nata Sanctuary D) Nxai Pan
A) In Boteti River B) In Ntwetwe Pan C) In Nxai Pan D) In Sua Pan
A) Gweta B) Nata C) Gaborone D) Maun
A) 950 m B) 940 m C) 890 m (2,920 ft) D) 920 m
A) North-south B) Diagonal across the basin C) Northeast–southwest D) East-west |