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Buffalo Sacrifices Leg To Escape Monster Crocodile
When a massive crocodile erupts from the waters below in Kruger National Park, a buffalo is caught in a chaotic struggle.
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A massive crocodile grabs a buffalo, and it has no choice but to fight. After minutes of intense struggle, the buffalo manages to break free, but its escape comes at a terrible cost. It loses a leg in the battle. Will it manage to survive?
Top Tings From Kruger Today
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A pride of lions have been seen stationary along the tar road of the S110, 4 kilometres from Berg en Dal at 5:30 AM. To stay informed, you can track everything on our app with real-time updates.
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An early morning run! At 6:39 AM, a pack of wild dogs were on the move on the H7, 1 kilometre past the S106 corner.
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A cute sighting! A Cape clawless otter was seen by the river on the H10, 300 metres north of the H4-2 at 12:21 PM.
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This national park is known for its large elephant herds and views of Kilimanjaro. Where is it?
Top Tings From Pilanesberg Today
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At 1:41 PM, a black-backed Jackal was sighted near Tshepe Drive next to an elephant carcass, 1.2 kilometres from Nkakane Link.
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