A courageous baby buffalo was caught on camera chasing a large elephant, proving that with enough confidence and conviction, tiny can be mighty.
Any parent knows it is a terrifying moment when you realise that you’ve left your child behind. A poor mother elephant in the Kruger had to watch on as her calf bravely fended off a parade of lions.
When a lion and an elephant meet at a water well at the Kruger National Park, the plucky pachyderm provides the punch line.
MalaMala is a large privately owned reserve which neighbours Sabi Sands and shares a common border with Kruger National Park.
Part of the reason one goes to the bush is to get away from the horrors of a traffic jam. Still, things could be a lot worse than idling behind four lions.
That wildebeest has one crocodile gripping it by the head, and another clinging on to one of its legs. In short, its chances of survival don’t look great.
Two lions looking to quench their thirst after a kill in the MalaMala Private Game Reserve were confronted by a fearless terrapin.
Cyclone Eloise, since downgraded to Tropical Storm Eloise, tore through the Kruger National Park and other parts of South Africa this weekend.
You can spend a lifetime in the bush and never see anything quite like this showdown between three predators with very different techniques.
We may be stuck indoors, but there’s still plenty of action going on in our country’s parks and private reserves.
With little to no traffic, some Kruger Park animals look to be making the most of our national lockdown.
In the Kruger National Park, a pack of four-legged heroes are fighting the good fight against poachers.
Sometimes you get lucky, and you see an incredible sighting firsthand, but most of the time you have to rely on the videos of others.
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Everybody’s seen the world-famous ‘Battle at Kruger’, and 15 years later, a similar showdown has occurred at the exact same dam.
Oxpeckers are known for cruising around on the backs of buffalo, but it’s not every day that you see a heron hitching a ride on a hippo.
Kruger Park gets many plaudits for the Big Five that roam around, but sometimes the biggest battles play out between unlikely adversary.
Some heroes wear capes, and others wear khaki uniforms and stamp around in the bush. Let’s hit the Kruger Park ground running.
Sometimes it takes great patience and perseverance for a pride of lions to bring down their prey, and other times dinner appears gift-wrapped.
Every wondered what South Africa’s top destination on Instagram is? Well, with the big five available, it’s no wonder Kruger is coming out tops.
It isn’t every day you see a tiny buffalo strike fear into the heart of an adult elephant, and there’s something about this video that is really satisfying.
There’s a joke in here somewhere about those old Chomp chocolates, but I’ll take the high road. A hippo under attack from a pride of lions takes extreme measures.
Filmed at the same waterhole as the famous ‘Battle at Kruger’, this dramatic battle for survival shows how brutal nature can be.
Thanks to a drought times are tough in certain parts of the Kruger, and it was a baby hippo that came to the rescue of its ailing mother.
When you’re on a night drive and you spot a rare animal it’s understandable that everyone gets a little excited. There’s no excuse for this behaviour though.
The Kruger Park has seen a disturbing increase in reckless driving over the past few years, and this is right up there with the worst of them.
There’s an animal tracking app that shows tourists where the latest sightings are, but Kruger Park officials aren’t too happy about it.
It looks like game over for a buffalo being chewed on by four lions, but then all hells break loose. Seriously, you need to check this one out.
It seems there’s never a dull moment in the Kruger, and this incredible footage shows that sometimes lions have to work extra hard for their meals.
We know that part of Africa’s appeal lies in the beasts that call it home, but sometimes we really do get too close for comfort.