What river in Africa flows... | Quizzland Trivia Answers

angelwitch4150

I love this game...a learning experience of days gone past..awesome

Player #1443092

I love this game too because I learned a lot of history and cousin history but I never knew before so thank you for this The Learning Experience

Player BARTEMAEUS 10

angelwitch4150, Interesting fact. The he alternative name for the bull shark is the Zambezi shark, they can live in salt and fresh water. Another interesting fact, Carbrook golf course, in Queensland, Australia, is probably the only course that has bull sharks in it's water hazard, after a flood washed juveniles in from the sea, and they thrived and bred. I doubt anyone would try to retrieve their ball :)

Uninitialized

Anyone from my beloved country Zim 🇿🇼🇿🇼

Husayn

Player #9442102, Being Zambian I grew up hearing everything about the Zambezi river. The word Zambezi is derived from to words : Zambezi which means God & Ezi which means water. Thus Zambezi means river or water of God and the country Zambia got it's name from this same river.

WaldoLydeker

I love this game.

Player #Hokoyo

Being Zimbabwean, at least l knew this

Player #14704691

i experienced the rapids of the Zambezi river. Pure adrenaline!

Rai

I was fortunate enough to be in Zambia for 3 months and visited Livingston and Victoria Falls. The people, scenery, and wildlife are simply beautiful. Almost went bungee jumping off a bridge between the two countries, but thought better of it when the told me the price and I saw how many hippos and crocodiles were in the river below the jump site.

Bella Donna

Zambia, Zimbabwe and Zambezi

Brian

Zambezi is derived from the Luvale name for a river "Lyabezi" hence "Zambezi"!

Tony

Player BARTEMAEUS 10, Ha ha ha

Player #101296093

Rai, yes why didn't they mention hippos and the many people they've killed

Mwenya

Come and visit Zambia and swim in the devil's pool 🤗

Elimas

I'm so happy to find a question about my country

LITTO

The letter Z give the answer away.

Player #41360751

Zambezi was a great instrumental by English trumpeter, Eddie Calvert, who sadly died of a hear attack at the young age of 56 in 1978. Check it out folks, you won't be disappointed.