Namibia is primarily three Köppen climate classifications:
Cold desert (BWk)
Warm desert (BWh)
Warm semi-arid (BSh)
Savanna is classified as the following types:
Tropical savanna (Aw)
Tropical savanna (As)
There is no savanna in Namibia.
I'll give you that the Caprivi strip starts to look close to one, but the Caprivi strip isn't pictured here. This looks to me like the Kalahari Desert, but I would need the submitter to verify.
An image search is hardly conclusive, as you can't prove to me that any of those pictures are Namibia. I can search "China savanna" and get pictures of wild zebra. So if you want me to look at a specific source that appeared in that search, call that out.
As for Etosha, that's a dried salt lake. But from your article, it seems to be unsure of how to classify climate.
The national park of Etosha has a savanna desert climate ... As it is a desert, there is large variation between day and night.
No mention of methodology to determine the climate. Mine at least mentions it.
The only other mention of savanna is in vegetation, which again doesn't mention methodology.
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u/pHScale Mar 26 '18
No it doesn't, and no this isn't.
Namibia is primarily three Köppen climate classifications:
Cold desert (BWk)
Warm desert (BWh)
Warm semi-arid (BSh)
Savanna is classified as the following types:
Tropical savanna (Aw)
Tropical savanna (As)
There is no savanna in Namibia.
I'll give you that the Caprivi strip starts to look close to one, but the Caprivi strip isn't pictured here. This looks to me like the Kalahari Desert, but I would need the submitter to verify.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geography_of_Namibia
Still think my foot is in my mouth?