Addo Elephant National Park

This national park, located in South Africa, covers over 1640 sq. km.
The park is home to more than 660 elephants, 400 Cape buffaloes, a variety of antelope species. Lion and spotted hyena have also recently been re-introduced to the area. The largest remaining population of the flightless dung beetle (Circellium bacchus) is located within the park.

Elephants There are more than 660 elephants in the park and yet you can drive a whole day without seeing one. Luckily it didn't happen to me. 46 images	The babies A baby elephant is called a calf and can weigh around 91 kg and stand about 1 m tall. Calves nurse for the first six months of life. On average, calves drink about 10 L a day. 19 images	Not only elephants In the park you can also find many other animals 48 images
Birds Birds in the park 32 images	The landscape The landscape 14 images	Addo with rain or just after It can be interesting to visit the park even when it is raining or it has just stopped! 47 images

Elephants

The babies

Not only elephants

Birds

The landscape

Addo with rain or just after