Kruger National Park
Welcome to kruger-national-park.net home to web cams of the animals of Kruger National Park.
Here we provide web cams which can be used to view all the animals located in Kruger National Park, as well as animals found all over Southern Africa.
Each week we will provide you with a feature Game park in South Africa, including a web cam for your viewing pleasure, and info relating to the National park of the week.
This weeks feature game reserve is Tembe Elephant Park.
Web Cam The date and time is in South Africa which is GMT +2. (Rough estimates on time - USA is 6 hours behind us, Australia is 8 hours ahead. UK / Europe is 2 hours behind) Most active time for elephant at the water hole is 11:00 am to 3:00 pm but you will be able to see many other animals at different times of the day. If the screen is black then it is night time. |
Mammals
The Kruger National Park boasts the world’s greatest concentration and diversity of species. Rhino Walking Safaris allows guests the opportunity to encounter all the classical African big game including the Big Five: buffalo, elephant, leopard, lion and black and white rhino. In addition there are also hippopotamus, giraffe, zebra, cheetah, warthog and many antelope species. Below is a checklist of the most visual species:
The Kruger National Park ... Home of the Big 5 |
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Lion ... This is a map showing park-wide distribution of the king of beasts, the majestic African lion. Seen on 4 separate occasions during June 2006. |
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Leopard ... The leopard is probably the most beautiful wild cat to be seen anywhere. It is also the most widely spread big cat but still not easily seen because of its nocturnal and stealth habits. Saw result of Impala kill in June 2006. |
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Elephant ... the big and generally gently giant. The elephant once seen in the wild cannot ever be forgotten. Charged twice in May 2006. |
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Buffalo ... So often described as the most dangerous of animals and I have a friend, Robin Morris, who can personally attest to this. He was literally saved from certain death by a ranger's gunshot that resulted in a charging wounded buffalo dropping dead at his feet. The incident happened in the 1980's in Botswana during a walking trail. |
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White Rhino ... The white rhino is massive, and a site everybody should see at some stage in their life. Under careful supervision by armed rangers these animals can often be approached to within a few metres. The map will show Pretoriuskop as a perfect venue to see these large animals. GPS |
Aardvark |
Aardwolf |
Antelope Roan |
Antelope Sable |
Baboon Chacma |
Badger Honey |
Bat Epauletted, Peter's |
Bat Epauletted, Wahlberg's |
Bat Free-tailed, Angolan |
Bat Free-tailed, Little |
Bat Tomb, Mauritian |
Buffalo |
Bushbaby Lesser |
Bushbaby Thick-tailed |
Bushbuck |
Bushpig |
Cane-rat Greater |
Caracal |
Cat Wild, African |
Cheetah |
Civet |
Dassie Rock |
Dassie Rock Yellow-spotted |
Dog Wild |
Duiker Common |
Duiker Red |
Eland |
Elephant African |
Fox Bat-eared |
Genet Large-spotted |
Genet Small-spotted |
Giraffe |
Grysbok Sharpe's |
Hare Cape |
Hare Scrub |
Hare Red, Natal |
Hartebeest Lichtenstein's |
Hyena Spotted |
Hippopotamus |
Jackal Black-backed |
Impala |
Klipspringer |
Jackal Side-striped |
Leopard |
Kudu |
Mongoose Banded |
Lion |
Mongoose Grey, Large |
Mongoose Dwarf |
Mongoose Selous's |
Mongoose Meller's |
Mongoose Water |
Mongoose Slender |
Monkey Samango |
Mongoose White-tailed |
Mouse Multimammate, Natal |
Monkey Vervet |
Oribi |
Nyala |
Pangolin |
Otter Clawless |
Porcupine |
Polecat Striped |
Reedbuck Mountain |
Reedbuck Common |
Rhinoceros Black |
Rhebok Grey |
Serval |
Rhinoceros White |
Squirrel Tree |
Springhare |
Suni |
Steenbok |
Warthog |
Tsessebe |
Wildebeest Blue |
Waterbuck |
Zebra Burchell's |