TOP TINGS - Kruger National Park
Tinged by Gina and family
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Once in a lifetime sighting happened yesterday afternoon! A male leopard took on these 2 porcupines, in the process, he ripped the face off of one.
Then, a female leopard came in and started seducing the male; they mate, and in the meantime, while the leopards are preoccupied, the porcupines run away to freedom! The male ran after, but he wasn't fast enough. It happened on the H1-4.
We will be sharing the video of this as soon as we get it! Stay Tuned!
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Tinged by Johann
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It was nice to have an eland ting on the app, because it’s not a sighting that we see every day. With lots of likes from our app users, the community really enjoyed seeing it, too. The eland was spotted on the S50 yesterday.
Tinged by AmyCrisp
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This leopard stole the spotlight this week, as it put on a show weaving its way through the cars on the H3 yesterday.
What a sighting!
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TOP TINGS - Pilanesberg Game Reserve
Tinged by Don
The sighting of the lions on the elephant bull continues
We all know lions are strong, but it’s safe to say this big male lion was feeling hopeful when he tried to drag an entire elephant by pulling its trunk!
After suffering serious injuries in a fight, the elephant could no longer move and had to be euthanized by park management.
His body was relocated closer to the road for better predator sightings and to avoid blocking the Manyane gate.
Lions have been at the scene ever since, making for some world-class sightings.
Maybe the big male lion had plans to claim the elephant all for himself.
Then
Tinged by Marina
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Update on elephant carcass near Manyane Gate:
With the lions away during the heat of the day yesterday, a passing by elephant bull stopped at the carcass to investigate, pay his respects and say his goodbyes.
What a moment to see!
Crocodile Ambushes Lion Cubs in front of Mother
