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What should I do if I encounter a dangerous mammal in Kruger National Park?

Visitors should always keep a safe distance from dangerous mammals, such as lions and elephants, and follow the advice of park rangers and guides. It is important not to approach or provoke the animals, and to give them space to move freely.

More frequently asked questions on: Mammals


Where can I find impalas in Kruger National Park?

Do porcupines have any predators?

Does the male or the female lion initiate copulation?

Are cheetahs territorial?

How fast can hyaena run?

What is the gestation period of the Lesser Bushbaby?

How can you tell the difference between male and female spotted hyenas?

Are leopards very susceptible to disease?

Do elephants have good memories?

How fast can Elands run?

Can the leopard be a danger to humans?

Do Blue wildebeest migrate?

How do spotted hyenas hunt?

Are there any conservation efforts in place to protect hippos in Kruger National Park?

What does a Serval look like?

What does a Serval eat?

What is a Mountain Reedbuck?

What do Elands eat?

How can I identify a Brown Hyena?

Can elephant tusks grow back?

Will a lioness allow cubs other than her own to suckle?

Is leopard cub mortality high?

What do hippos eat?

How fast can Blue wildebeest run?

What causes a lion to become a man eater?

How fast can impalas run?

Where can Serval be found in the Kruger Park?

How often do female lions produce cubs?

Which habitat to lions prefer?

Are Brown Hyenas dangerous?

Is it true that giraffes have blue tongues?

How long do Blue wildebeest live?

Do lions move around during the day?

What do Vervet Monkeys eat?

How long do Honey Badgers live?

Why to male lions kill cubs that are not their own?

What is the size of the average lion litter?

How far can cheetah run at top speed?

Are cheetahs solitary animals?

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