One of its tributaries, the Shoshe, forms part of the Botswana-Zimbabwe border before joining this river.
This body of water it is fed by the Olifants River, below which this river is navigable. Its mouth is located at Xai-Xai (shy-shy), which it reaches after draining the Waterburg Biosphere. One of its tributaries, the Shoshe, forms part of the Botswana-Zimbabwe border before joining this river. Called the (*) Krokodil near its source, it flows through Mozambique and was described by Kipling as "great, green, greasy/" For 10 points, name this second-longest of the rivers that flow to the Indian Ocean from Africa.
This body of water it is fed by the Olifants River, below which this river is navigable.
{Limpopo} River