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A Calf’s Fall Gives Lions the Advantage In This Fatal Sighting
What started as a routine afternoon sighting in Marloth Park turned tense in a matter of seconds. A herd of buffalo had no idea that danger was waiting just out of sight.
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After surprising the herd, these lions got lucky when a baby calf lost its footing and slipped down an embankment. They managed to pull it away while the rest of the herd looked on, but then hesitated as if unsure of their next move.
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Top Tings From Kruger Today
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2 male lions were sighted on a fresh kill at 6:22 AM on the H4-2, 1.4 kilometres north of the S130. To stay informed, you can track everything on our app with real-time updates.
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An elephant was seen drinking water from a muddy puddle on the S114, 300 metres south of the H2-2 at 12:58 PM.
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A cute sighting! A mom and her cubs were on the move in Kruger’s rainy weather at 7:40 AM along the H10, 500 metres north-east of the S129. They later moved off into the bushes.
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Top Tings From Pilanesberg Today
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At 6:15 AM, a pride of lions were walking along a dirt road along Letsha Link.