The Okavango Delta is the largest inland delta in the world. Winding rivers feed its 2 million hectares of swamp, glistening in unrivaled displays. In this teeming oasis of giants, survival is dependent on the ebb and flow of the river’s life-sustaining and life-ending waters. Although dangerous, the diverse ecosystems within the swamps support its wildlife. As the dry season reaches its peak in the tinder-dry grasslands, terrific lightning storms seed ravenous fires that scorch across the landscape in mere minutes. Vast chimneys of smoke rise to meet the clouds, triggering torrential downpours that soak rich ash into the land that rejuvenates the delta. Life begins anew in one of the most astonishing ecosystems on the planet.