Addo Elephant Park Game Safari

2008-06-07

05:44:20 pm, by Pablo Edronkin, 69 words

Categories: Land-Based Ecosystems, Biodiversity, Groups and Excursions, Landmarks and Interesting Sites, Extreme and Exotic Travel, PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEO, South Africa, Zoology, OUTDOOR PRODUCTS AND SERVICES, TRAVEL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES, Safaris

Addo Elephant Park Game Safari

Addo Elephant Park is home to the largest elephant population in the world.

See these great animals of the wild in their natural habitat in South Africa and marvel at their family structure, with great photo opportunities. Other animals in the Elephant Park include buffalo, black rhino, zebra, jackal, bushbuck, kudu and other species of antelope living at the Addo Elephant National Park.

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Addo Elephant Park Game Safari

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