amitermes meridionalis::A short path leads from the car park to a boardwalk with a view of the many termite mounds on the small plain amitermes meridionalis

amitermes meridionalis::A short path leads from the car park to a boardwalk with a view of the many termite mounds on the small plain.
There are many species of termites in the park.
These mounds occur in large numbers on the black soil plains, which become waterlogged in the wet season.
They are found only in the general vicinity of the park, which may be regarded as a stronghold for the species.
The other castle or cathedral type mounds produced by woodland termites, and also occurring in the park, offer an interesting contrast.
These two species of termites are only two of a variety of mound building species.
They are the most visible because of the sheer size of their mounds.