Between the Baobabs
Two friends, one in Zambia and one in Germany, share stories from the bush, reflect on growing up in south eastern Africa, and talk about life across continents.
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Rollers Don't Knock (opens the original)
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Few birds capture the magic of an African safari quite like the Lilac-breasted Roller. With its dazzling colours and breathtaking aerial displays, it's one of the continent's most iconic birds—but there's far more to this feathered masterpiece than meets the eye. In this episode of Between the Baobabs , we dive into the fascinating world of the Lilac-breasted Roller. Discover the meaning behind its scientific name, why it's called a "roller," the clever adaptations that make it such an effective
Pangolins Don't Knock (opens the original)
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They don't roar, trumpet, or announce their arrival—but pangolins are some of Africa's most extraordinary animals. In this episode of Between the Baobabs, we explore the secretive world of these scaled mammals, uncovering their incredible adaptations, unique behaviours, and important role in the ecosystem. We also discuss the challenges they face in the wild and why conserving these gentle creatures matters. Join me for a journey into the life of one of Africa's most mysterious mammals.
The Zambezi Fig Tree (opens the original)
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There's a tree standing in the middle of Kabwe that's older than the town itself, printed on your 100 Kwacha note, and still treated as sacred ground by the people who gather under it. Before we get into the tree, we catch up - Anna shares the happy news that Lucy, the famous Luangwa leopard everyone feared had been taken by a crocodile, is alive and well, plus her first-ever eperince spotting on a night drive. Ceska checks in with an update from her Italy road trip. Then we cover: How the Zambe
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