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South African giraffes
Tall trio
A towering trio looks on as a watercolour sunset washes the vast veld they call home. The world giraffe population is estimated at a little over 100,000, and several thousand of them live here in Kruger National Park. Founded in 1926 as South Africa's first national park, Kruger is one of Africa's biggest game reserves at nearly 20,000 square kilometres. In addition to South African giraffes (one of nine giraffe subspecies), the huge park protects robust populations of rhinos, elephants, lions and more.
Tall trio
A towering trio looks on as a watercolour sunset washes the vast veld they call home. The world giraffe population is estimated at a little over 100,000, and several thousand of them live here in Kruger National Park. Founded in 1926 as South Africa's first national park, Kruger is one of Africa's biggest game reserves at nearly 20,000 square kilometres. In addition to South African giraffes (one of nine giraffe subspecies), the huge park protects robust populations of rhinos, elephants, lions and more.
The tallest animals on land are among many forms of wildlife found in South Africa's oldest national park.
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