The Niassa-Selous Ecosystem is a vast and important wildlife area located in southeastern Africa, spanning parts of Mozambique and Tanzania. It encompasses the Niassa Reserve in Mozambique and the Selous Game Reserve in Tanzania, covering over 50,000 square kilometers. This ecosystem is known for its rich biodiversity, including large populations of elephants, lions, and various antelope species. The region is characterized by diverse habitats, such as savannas, woodlands, and wetlands, which support a wide range of flora and fauna. Conservation efforts are crucial in this area to protect its unique wildlife and maintain ecological balance, as it faces threats from poaching and habitat loss.