Kruger National Park, South Africa

At 18,989 square km Kruger is South Africa's largest game reserve. The park lies in the east of South Africa. It is also one of the largest national parks in the world.
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A wild elephant patrols the only road. There's no getting past him.
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The silhouette of a giraffe against the backdrop of a beautiful African sunset.
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The most common crocodile at Kruger is the Nile Crocodile. These fearsome hunters sit right on top of Kruger's food chain. They have been known to hunt and kill big cats such as the leopard.
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An infant Vervet Monkey peeks through the branches for a closer look.
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A curious leopard cub moves in for a closer look. Mum can't be too far behind.
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A leopard tortoise appears to sprint across the road.
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One of the few places one can still see a Rhino in the wild. These amazing creatures have been driven into extinction by man's ignorance and selfish needs.
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