Bat season at Kasanka National Park is here Posted by Ondela Mlandu on 25 October 2018 Tags:Bat Migration, Zambia Known as the largest migration of mammals in the natural world, the Kasanka bat migration is imminent. This migration occurs from October to December each year, when about 5 to 10 million straw-coloured fruit bats flood the Zambian skies. The large number of bats make this spectacle an annual highlight for the African continent and safari devotees and other curious visitors flock to Kasanka National Park, Zambia, each year to witness it. The migration takes place at the Bangweulu Wetlands within the park. There are other activities to add to your itinerary, offered at Kasanka National Park, that don’t involve the bat migration. View this post on Instagram Every year between October and November 12 million bats come to Zambia to Kasanka National Park. #batmigration in #kasankanationalpark #zambia #zambiasafari #travelpgotography #naturephotography #canon A post shared by Maria Taylor (@mt_travelphotography) on Sep 9, 2018 at 3:56am PDT You may also like Related Posts Chinese government promote bear bile as COVID-19 treatment 26 March 2020 China’s National Health Commission has published a list of controversial coronavirus treatments that have animal... read more Great Barrier Reef mass bleaches again 26 March 2020 Warmer sea temperatures in the summer months, especially in February, were recorded and are believed... read more World’s 10 happiest countries 26 March 2020 The latest report indexing the world's happiest countries has highlighted the important role of... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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