Hippo calf in Kruger storms warthog, then has second thoughts Posted by Olerato Ramafsi on 2 November 2022 The world-renowned Kruger National Park is the oldest national park in Africa and one of South Africa’s most popular tourist destinations. Affectionately known as the “People’s Park”, visitors are always sure to witness amazing nature sightings and food chain duels. Recently, a hippo calf was taking a swim in a river that a group of warthogs was drinking from. Trying out its hunting skills, the young hippo geared into stealth mode and tried charging toward the unbothered warthog. But warthogs aren’t that easily scared an it stood its ground, definitely giving the hippo food for thought. Watch the action below: Picture: Screenshot from video Follow us on social media for more travel news, inspiration, and guides. You can also tag us to be featured. TikTok | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter ALSO READ: South African wildlife conservation series set to appear on Netflix Related Posts Debate arises as orcas attack boats: Aggression or social learning? 29 May 2023 Since 2020, there has been a growing number of encounters between orcas, also known as... read more Leopard’s leisurely stroll through South African bush lodge 26 May 2023 A close encounter with a Leopard at avbush lodge was captured on camera and shared... read more Cornered crocodile defends itself against 5 lions in Greater Kruger 22 May 2023 A Nile crocodile thought that a pride of lions waterbuck kill was an easy meal... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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