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Kunene river near epupa falls Royalty Free Stock Photo

Namibia - Opuwo - Kunene region Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kunene River in front of towering ancient Namib Desert sand dunes of Namibia and Angola Royalty Free Stock Photo

African landscapes - Kunene region Namibia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Epupa Falls on the Kunene River in Namibia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Landscape view over beautiful Kunene River which seperates Namibia and Angola, Southern Africa Royalty Free Stock Photo

View over beautiful scenic Epupa Falls on Kunene River between Angola and Namibia in evening light, Southern Africa Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kunene Shield Cobra Royalty Free Stock Photo

Panorama of Kunene landscape with forest, borderline between Angola and Namibia Royalty Free Stock Photo

In the north of the country, the mighty Kunene River forms part of Namibia's border with Angola for about 325km (202miles). Winding through a primeval landscape, the Kunene is characterized by thundering waterfalls, raging white-water rapids and tranquil streams. Green turtles are encountered year round at the Kunene River mouth, but there is no confirmed nesting in Namibia. It is the second largest marine turtle growing to 1.5m. The adult feeds on sea grass and algae.