:57:12
So she finally leads him to the objective:
A big, fat beehive.
:57:17
All his instincts come to the surface.
:57:20
He knows his favorite food is in there,
and nothing will stop him.
:57:25
His hide is impervious to bee stings. The only
vulnerable spot is the tip of his nose.
:58:05
At last, the payoff.
:58:09
This amazing partnership of the
honey guide bird and the badger...
:58:13
...is an intriguing example of teamwork
between different species.
:58:18
He doesn't eat all the loot,
because she's entitled to her share.
:58:25
The inhabitants of the Cubango Basin...
:58:28
...don't realize how lucky
they are to be living in luxury.
:58:32
To them, this land of plenty
is the whole universe.
:58:36
They're unaware that
their bounteous habitat...
:58:39
...is a small green world floating...
:58:41
...in the vast emptiness of the Pre-Namib.
:58:45
The Pre-Namib, again, is dwarfed
by its neighbor on Capricorn, the Kalahari.
:58:50
This is the most treacherous desert of all,
because after the short rainy season...
:58:55
...it looks like an immense paradise
that can rival the opulence of the Cubango.