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More than 400 buffalo have drowned in a river trying to escape a pride of lions.
The large heard of around 1,000 animals were frequent visitors area. It is believed at least 400 died.
The river, on the border between Botswana and Namibia, weaves through the Chobe National Park.
The major tourist attraction is known for its huge numbers of elephants, giraffe, sable and buffalo.
One lodge owner took a video showing the devastation as the dead animals floated in the water.
They commented: "Yesterday morning we witnessed a tragedy that happened few km west of the lodge on the banks of the chobe river Namibian side.
