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144 Hours Stranded in the World's Most Unknown Country with No Phone 47 min Experience 8K native wildlife of Botswana filmed in Chobe National Park, Khwai, Savuti, and the Mababe Areas, captured with real, authentic nature sounds and no narration or music. This relaxing wildlife video takes you deep into the heart of African safari landscapes, featuring elephants, lions, hippos, antelopes, buffalo, and birds in their natural environment. Designed for viewers searching for Botswana wildlife 8K, African safari animals, real nature sounds, relaxing wildlife video, and virtual safari, this film focuses on calm observation, natural behavior, and immersive soundscapes straight from the wild. All copyrights to this video belong to ProArtInc, the owner of this channel. To purchase or license our videos, please visit: https://proartinc.net/license-videos/ You can also subscribe to our app with full access to these videos:https://calmwildlife.com/ This film was shot in 2024 by filmmaker Robert Hofmeyr using a RED Komodo 6K camera, a DJI Mavic 3 Pro drone, and professional field audio equipment. This setup allowed him to capture steady ground footage, smooth aerial views, and clean, natural sound. The focus of the filming was to show wildlife and landscapes exactly as they appear in nature, without staging, effects, or artificial enhancements. 00:00:00 African Elephant 00:08:05 Hippopotamus 00:09:18 African spoonbill 00:10:31 Lion 00:14:54 Buffalo 00:17:13 Marabou stork 00:21:45 Fox 00:22:30 Helmeted guineafowl 00:24:32 Giraffe 00:28:14 Hippopotamus 00:43:08 African jacana 01:00:25 Elephant 01:05:13 Red lechwe 01:07:39 Zebra 01:14:13 Cormorant 01:17:01 African openbill stork 01:44:14 Elephant 01:47:34 Hippopotamus 01:48:42 Lion 01:49:35 Antelope 01:55:50 Red lechwe 02:08:30 Pelican 02:08:51 Zebra 02:18:00 Blue-headed coucal 02:19:06 Red lechwe 02:20:00 Gread Egret 02:20:25 Red lechwe 02:21:32 Herot 02:21:46 Red lechwe 02:22:24 Black-winged stilt 02:22:50 Red lechwe 02:32:41 African Fish Eagle 02:33:52 African jacana 02:35:08 Red billed Teal 02:37:48 African sacred ibis 02:38:11 Gread Egret 02:39:28 African Openbill Stork 02:42:02 White-breasted Cormorant 02:42:17 Little Grebe 02:42:40 Pied Kingfisher 02:44:00 African Jacana 02:44:24 African Openbill Stork 02:47:50 Little Grebe 02:49:14 African Spoonbill 02:49:40 Great Egret 02:52:35 African Jacana 02:56:48 Waterbuck 02:58:50 Impala 02:59:06 Grey Heron 03:02:52 Waterbuck 03:04:49 Warthog 03:07:28 Lilac-breasted Roller 03:09:11 Red-headed Weaver 03:12:56 Grey Heron 03:13:50 Black Heron 03:15:17 African Sacred Ibis 03:21:35 Waterbuck 03:24:32 Zebras 03:27:25 African Buffalo 03:55:26 Lion 03:56:30 Impala 03:57:20 Sable antelope 04:04:29 Vulture 04:42:00 Bateleur eagle 04:45:04 Black-backed jackals 04:49:17 Hippopotamus 04:55:57 Grey Heron 04:58:18 Elephant 05:03:14 Nile Crocodile 05:04:28 African Fish Eagle 05:05:44 Spotted hyena The Savuti area is one of the most fascinating regions of Botswana due to its unpredictable water system. The Savuti Channel is known for flowing and drying up over decades without a fixed pattern, dramatically changing the landscape and animal movements. During dry periods, predators such as lions adapt their hunting strategies, while herbivores gather around remaining water sources, creating some of the most iconic and scientifically studied wildlife interactions in southern Africa. Video Benefits: Authentic African wildlife footage with real ambient sounds No music or narration for a pure, natural experience Relaxing, slow-paced viewing ideal for stress relief Perfect for background ambiance, meditation, or focus High-detail 8K visuals suitable for large screens and TVs A calm virtual safari that brings Botswana’s wilderness into your space For better color accuracy and richer, artistic detail, watch this video using the Cinema or Movie mode setting on your TV. Video from: #Botswana, Chobe NP, #Khwai, #Savuti and Mababe Areas Video title: Native #Wildlife of Botswana Chobe NP, Khwai, Savuti and Mababe Areas PART 2 Time of filming: 2024 Equipment used: Red Komodo 6K camera, the DJI Mavic 3 Pro drone, etc Video type: Wildlife Relaxing Video Video resolution: #8K Producer: Roman Khomlyak, Pro Art Inc Cinematographer: Robert Hofmeyr Video editor and sound designer: Vasyl Shemet Colorist: Roman Khomlyak Supervising editor: Oleksandr Diakov Every video you see here is filmed by real people in real places. No AI, no fake scenes—just genuine nature, shared with you. Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg72Hd6UZAgPBAUZplnmPMQ/join To watch our videos without ads and watermarks subscribe to our relax app: https://4krelax.com For licensing questions: http://goo.gl/i0VUj6
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