I have just returned from Botswana on an educational trip and experienced a barking-mad sighting in Savute. My first morning in the Savute region of Botswana, ready and excited, we wound our way around the bush and after a short time our eagle eyed guide had spotted one of the world’s most endangered mammals, the African Wild Dog. I thought that this was impawsable, but it was true. We watched for a few minutes but then they are off, going after zebra. We gave chase but the dogs go into thick undergrowth and are out of sight which I thought was ruff. In the first hour of the first morning in Savute I had seen Wild Dog, can it get any better?
