| 31. | He was accompanied by little kids on ostriches _ actually people on stilts _ and dancing African baobab trees and termite hills.
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| 32. | The baobab tree, native to Africa, was bought by Arab sailors to feed camels which they stationed in the area.
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| 33. | He symbolized man in a new world, and he rose up to see dancing odd-shaped baobab trees and termite hills.
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| 34. | Behind him stretched the lush Kwanza Valley, the broad river meandering across plains dotted with towering candelabra cacti and ancient baobab trees.
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| 35. | He tells us how babies born prematurely are bathed in boiled down bark from the gnarled gray trunk of the massive baobab tree.
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| 36. | Near Modjadjiskloof, at Sunland Baobab farms, there is a large Baobab tree which has been fashioned into a rather spacious pub.
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| 37. | Botswana's most popular landmarks range from a group of large baobab trees to giant-size footprints fossilized in the rock.
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| 38. | Alakija has written a few children's books including Catch that Goat, Counting Chickens and A Stork in a Baobab Tree.
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| 39. | He symbolized the man in a new world, and he rose up to see dancing odd-shaped baobab trees and termite hills.
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| 40. | One of Livingstone's companions is buried in a well-kept grave near a prominent baobab tree not far from the Majete.
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