Wildlife Safari to Ethiopia
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Introduced by Jeffery Boswall 5: The Tablelands
Ethiopia is the roof of Africa; most of the country is a volcanic plateau a mile-and-a-half high.
The expedition explores one of the most beautiful subterranean watercourses in the world. The Cave of Sof Omar houses a million bats.
In Harrar town, a man feeds wild hyenas which take bones from his hands.
On the floor of the Great Rift Valley lies Lake Abiata , perhaps the best bird-watching spot in the world.
Filmed by DOUGLAS FISHER
Producer JEFFERY-BOSWALL (Bristol)
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