Elephants in Kruger fight over lockdown restrictions

While humans may be feeling stir-crazy over the lockdown extension, the elephants in the Kruger National Park share a similar sentiment. SANParks recently shared a video of two elephants taking their frustration out on one another.

The two elephants were on the road heading towards Paul Kruger Gate and beneath a tree when they began their scuffle. The video was captured by Don English on 14 April, two days before lockdown was originally supposed to end.

If you have been wondering what the animals have been getting up to since the #SALockdown, watch this short video taken on the road towards the Paul Kruger Gate. 🎥 by Don English. pic.twitter.com/FNQkFNiTAt

— Kruger National Park (@SANParksKNP) April 14, 2020

Image: Screenshot of Twitter video

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