Kazinga Channel
Kazinga Channel is a natural water body joining two lakes together in Queen Elizabeth national park.
The lakes that are joined by this 23 km channel are lake Edward to the south. While lake George is to the north. The animals of Queen Elizabeth national park in Uganda benefit a lot from this Kazinga channel. As it is the only part of the water which is complete with the national park.
Hippopotamus on Kazinga Channel
It is believed that this Kazinga channel boosted over 30,000 hippopotami. It also hosts a variety of animals with the hippopotamus benefiting from this channel. It is believed that the largest population of hippopotamus in the entire world live here.
Bull elephant drinking on the Kazinga channel in Queen Elizabeth national park
There are other animals such as Nile crocodiles, African buffalo, African Elephants, and a variety of fish. A lot of common and migratory birds are found here.
A two-hour boat safari along the Kazinga Channel waters allows travellers to witness. Also, most of the animals and birds that dwell long the waters.