Chobe National Park anchors Africa's greatest elephant stronghold, with roughly 120,000 animals in northern Botswana concentrating along the Chobe River during the dry season. Boat safaris from Kasane glide past swimming bulls and mothers leading calves to drink, while jeep circuits in Chobe Riverfront sector deliver hundreds-strong herds on open floodplain grass. May through October is the commercial window when river levels drop and elephant density reaches levels unmatched anywhere else on the continent.
Loxodonta africana / Elephas maximus
Fauneya maps 16 Elephant spots worldwide, with monthly sighting probabilities and practical info for each location. Featuring Chobe National Park (Botswana), Etosha National Park (Namibia), Tarangire National Park (Tanzania), Kruger National Park (South Africa), Kui Buri National Park (Thailand).
