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	Africa: The Story of a Continent, Programs 01-02  VHS   (amazon.com) - USA
	Africa: The Story of a Continent, Programs 03-04  VHS   (amazon.com) - USA
	Africa: The Story of a Continent, Programs 05-06  VHS   (amazon.com) - USA
	The Living Edens - Etosha: Africa's Untamed Wilderness (1998) VHS   (amazon.com) - USA During the bloom of the wet season lions, cheetahs, elephants, jackals, giraffes, spring boks and zebras continue the timeless cycle of life in glorious abundance. But at the peak of its scorching dry season, the heart of ETOSHA is a parched and blistered wasteland where drought and thirst endanger predator and prey alike. For those who survive its harshest interval, Etosha becomes, once again, a Living Eden.
	Living Edens, The: Namib, Africa's Burning Shore  VHS   (amazon.com) - USA The searing Namibian desert and the frigid Atlantic sea meet along this 1200-mile strip of land off the southwestern coast of Africa. Here, the basic elements of the earth exist in paradoxical extremes. Namib, the hottest of lands, is obscured in mist created by the Benguela, one of the coldest of ocean currents. The inhabitants of Eden Namib have adapted superbly to this tortuous climate. Lizards swim through sand, snakes surf the sand dunes, beetles race over miles of desert. You will be surprised by many of the creatures who call this desiccated landscape home.
	National Geographic's Africa's Stolen River  VHS   (amazon.com) - USA Journey to Botswana, Africa, where the Savuti Channel slowly disappears. Reputed to have been a vast lake, the channel appeared in 1957, and then mysteriously began to vanish again in 1982. Seven years in the making, it follows the gradual but unrelenting transformation of a one-time paradise into a land of struggle and competition for hippopotamuses, elephants, lions, hyenas, and countless other creatures whose very lives depend upon the plenty of the channel itself
	Greatness of Africa  VHS   (amazon.com) - USA
Okavango:Africa's Wild Oasis  VHS   (amazon.com) - USA This is one of the best nature documentaries so far. The footage is exceptional. I have visited Okavango region in 1995, and in my opinion, Tim Liversedge really captured the essence and magic of the place. It almost makes you feel being physically present on location while watching this documentary. I strongly recommend this video to anyone interested in the natural world of Africa. ( A viewer from East Brunswick, New Jersey USA )

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