Overview

• Two makoro canoes carrying four tourists were capsized on Saturday in the Okavango Delta after a charging bull elephant hit the boats.
• A woman was rammed and briefly held underwater before her husband helped her reach the bank, with reports indicating no serious injuries.
• Guides appear in the videos to retreat to shore as the tourists fell into waters known for crocodiles and hippos.
• The clips capture both the initial charge and a return attack, with the group described as British and American visitors on a guided canoe trip.
• A former South African game ranger said the canoes were taken too close to a female with calves, adding to mounting scrutiny of safari safety following recent incidents in the region.