Nkuhlu - Hidden gems of Kruger National Park

In our latest vlog, join us on an exhilarating journey around Nkuhlu, from Crocodile Bridge to Skukuzu, enjoying the breathtaking Kruger National Park. Throughout the 12-minute adventure, we encounter a diverse array of wildlife, including lions, leopards, elephants, and many other fascinating creatures. From the majestic presence of the big cats to the gentle giants roaming the savannah, every moment is filled with awe-inspiring sights and sounds. Join us as we immerse ourselves in the beauty and wonder of one of Africa's most iconic natural treasures.
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Canon 70-200 f2.8 L IS II USM
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6:14 he was posing very well for you guys. 😁 Did you all schedule an appointment because that's what it looked as if? 😁 Those monkeys are cute. That bird was all legs, is that the ones the fathers will watch over their babies in the water, and they call them Jesus birds because they walk on the Lilly pads and it looks like it's walking on water? Or is that a different bird? Either way it's beautiful. All the different animals, great job on this. I think at the first it looks like you had the Vurhami Queen? She is gorgeous she is the one they collar because she likes to roam around outside the area so they collar her to keep tabs. Her name starts with an M? I wish we could collar all of them to keep them safer, but I know I ask a lot when it comes to animals. I want to save them all, and I know we can't, it's just not feasible. I would if I could though, I just love animals sometimes more then people. My bad, I just find the human is the most destructive species out here in our world. Saddens me with what has happened, humans putting out inhumane snares to catch animals such a horrible act and wish others could see them as you and I do, hidden treasures of this earth and we are not promised to have them forever. We need to look at the beauty God has created and it's for earth and her inhabitants to stay healthy and alive, that brings with it peace and love and deserves respect and love back. Not for us to destroy and take advantage of it and treat it like something for experiments and for our gain other then to observe and grow mentally and emotionally, not financially. It hurts to know there is those that destroy to have a trophy or money, or for whatever reason? Thank God for those who do there part to keep them alive and well on this planet we all call home!! Thank you for sharing. I love wildlife and every animal on this planet. We have them for a reason and we are not doing good at watching over and keeping them healthy, however there are people out there literally putting their life on the line for them and there is not enough thank you out there for what they do. For those people that tend our wildlife and the teams that are saving the wildlife, for that im FOREVER GRATEFUL for they are the ones that deserve the best life has to offer ❤❤❤❤. Love this and thank you for bringing your world to my part of the world here in North Carolina USA 🇺🇸. My hope is to have peace, love, and light all over the world, one day it will be more then a dream it will be a reality...