On Safari with Nala - The Okavango Panhandle

The video explores Michapa Kemp and the Panhandle, a key watercourse for the Okavango Delta. It explains why the area is called the Panhandle and highlights its rich fishing opportunities, including catfish, brim, and the prized Tigerfish. The annual barbell run is a notable event, attracting various fish species. The Panhandle is also home to diverse wildlife, such as hippos, crocodiles, and sitatunga, and is a prime location for birdwatching amidst the papyrus and reedbeds.

What is the Panhandle primarily known for in terms of its geographical feature?

• It is shaped like a triangle.

• It is a desert region.

• It resembles a handle of a pan.

• It is a mountainous area.

Which fish is considered the most prized catch in the Panhandle?

• Brim

• Tigerfish

• Salmon

• Catfish

During which months does the annual barbell run occur?

• September and October

• March and April

• November and December

• June and July

Which of the following animals is NOT commonly found in the Panhandle?

• Penguins

• Hippos

• Crocodiles

• Sitatunga

What makes the Panhandle an ideal location for bird watching?

• Its urban environment

• Its lush papyrus surroundings

• Its mountainous terrain

• Its desert landscape