A Kruger National Park game ranger on Monday posted a picture of an overturned car – with no confirmation of what might have occurred. Photo: canva
PICTURE: Kruger National Park ranger posts photo of overturned car
A Kruger National Park game ranger on Monday posted a picture of an overturned car – with no confirmation of what might have occurred.
A Kruger National Park game ranger on Monday posted a picture of an overturned car – with no confirmation of what might have occurred. Photo: canva
A Kruger National Park game ranger on Monday posted a picture of an overturned car – with no confirmation of what might have occurred.
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Posting under the Twitter name ‘The Real KING OF THE JUNGLE’ with the handle @EdwardthembaSA, the ranger captioned the post: “Once again,I hope uGatsheni wasn’t responsible for this mess.what puzzles me is that the speed limit on gravel roads is 40km/ph.imagine coming all the way from GP to #Myoffice and this happens. Anyway I hope the people are ok.”
‘Gatsheni’ is the Zulu word for ‘elephant’
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Incredibly, this is NOT the first time this particular ranger has posted an image of an overturned vehicle inside the park!
As reported by The South African website below in late November, another vehicle was spotted overturned.
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Meanwhile, the same ranger recently posted a picture of a lioness giving him a deadly look.
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As reported by The South African website, the ranger also exposed tourists for leaving their vehicles to get a better view of animals last week.
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