The curious case of the dik-dik drive : explore Etosha / Elzanne Erasmus

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Erasmus, Elzanne

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TextLanguage: English Series: Travel News Namibia. p. 64 - 65 ; Volume 23 No 3Publication details: Windhoek : Ventures Publications, 2015Description: 2 pages illustrations; 30 cmISSN:

2026-7266

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DDC classification:

PER 461 Travel News Namibia

Summary: The dik-dik drive in Etosha is home to one of Africa's smallest antelope. They frequent the eastern karst woodlands and love pitter-pattering around the tamboti woodlands near Namutoni. Facts are give on the Damara dik-dik (Madoqua damarensis).

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The dik-dik drive in Etosha is home to one of Africa's smallest antelope. They frequent the eastern karst woodlands and love pitter-pattering around the tamboti woodlands near Namutoni. Facts are give on the Damara dik-dik (Madoqua damarensis).

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