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| More game drives in South Luangwa National Park. Do-it-yourself safaris aren't so expensive if you stay at Flatdogs, a backpacker camp. We've already mentioned that camping costs $5 per night. Gamedrives cost $20 per trip and the park fees cost $20 per day. Fifty dollars per day, per person, is the cheapest you can expect to pay while on safari. Go to a game lodge or hire an expert guide and the price jumps to at least $300 per day per person. | |||
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Tracking a lion... | |||
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finding him in the bushes. | |||
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| We think the carmine bee-eater
is the best looking African bird. | |||
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| This plant has developed a good defense mechanism
against grazing: it's leaves curl up if touched. | |||
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If you're a bird you can stand on a hippo's head. | |||