A) Kalahari Gemsbok National Park B) Skeleton Coast National Park C) Namib-Naukluft National Park D) Etosha National Park
A) Extreme drought and arid conditions B) Volcanic ash smothering the area C) Infestation by a specific beetle species D) Flooding that caused root rot
A) A valley or pan B) A mountain C) A forest D) A river
A) Around 500 years B) Around 50 years C) Around 900 years D) Around 5,000 years
A) Volcanic activity B) Fluvial erosion (water deposition) C) Glacial erosion D) Aeolian processes (wind deposition)
A) A type of fungus B) Natural dark pigmentation of the wood C) Charring from ancient lightning strikes and exposure D) The mineral content of the soil
A) Early afternoon B) Midday C) Sunrise and sunset D) Late morning
A) Fine, powdery texture B) White, chalky composition C) Dark grey color D) High iron content, giving it a reddish hue
A) Sesriem B) Windhoek C) Swakopmund D) Walvis Bay
A) Dew formation B) Meltwater from distant mountains C) Underground springs D) Flash floods from rare rainfall
A) The oldest dune in the region B) The widest dune in the park C) The only dune with a permanent water source D) One of the tallest dunes in the world
A) Encountering dangerous wildlife B) Falling rocks C) Dehydration and heatstroke D) Getting lost in sandstorms
A) An ancient inland lake that evaporated B) A crater from a meteorite impact C) A geothermal vent D) A dried-up riverbed
A) Camel thorn trees (Vachellia erioloba) B) Marula trees C) Acacia trees D) Baobab trees
A) Swimming in the salt pan B) Horse riding on the dunes C) Camping directly in the vlei D) Hiking and exploring the pan
A) Lush vegetation and abundant wildlife B) Ancient ruins and historical artifacts C) Vibrant blue skies and green landscapes D) Contrast of textures, colors, and stark forms
A) The ground is too hard for seeds to germinate B) Predators consume any new growth C) The soil is too saline and lacks nutrients D) The prevailing winds destroy any seedlings
A) A boat trip across a lake B) Flying in by helicopter C) Driving on sandy tracks or taking a 4x4 shuttle D) A scenic train ride
A) Ghost Forest B) Salt Lake C) Dry River D) Dead Marsh or Dead Valley
A) Insect repellent B) Plenty of water C) A warm coat D) A fishing rod
A) Active volcanic craters B) Enormous sand dunes C) Oasis with permanent water D) Dense acacia forests
A) The mineral richness of the soil B) The resilience of plant life C) The extreme arid nature of the desert environment D) The effectiveness of ancient irrigation systems
A) Stunning photographic opportunities B) Abundant wildlife like lions and elephants C) A vast expanse of white salt pan D) Ancient, skeletal tree trunks
A) Wear a face mask B) Wear dark clothing C) Wear sunglasses and a hat D) Wear sunscreen with a low SPF
A) A flourishing ecosystem that has always existed B) An area actively being terraformed C) A place of recent geological upheaval D) A landscape frozen in time by natural forces |