In the heart of the scorched Namibian desert lives a fast disappearing community of Africa’s largest land mammal, the desert adapted elephant. Only 30 desert voyagers still roam the Namibian dunes. How these great and thirsty giants survive in one of the most parched places on earth has remained a mystery until recently. Their cunning methods of meeting their daily requirements of food, water and reaffirming social bonds are as surprising as their existence.