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Deep into the Wild of Kruger National Park, South Africa

Deep into the Wild of Kruger National Park, South Africa

Hi from South Africa! Out of the 161 videos I've made, this one is amongst my favorites. Yesterday, I went on an INCREDIBLE tour of the Makuleke private concession in Kruger National Park -- which is way up on the Northeastern tip of South Africa, bordering Zimbabwe and Mozambique.

This 240 square kilometer area represents just 1% of Kruger's total area, but contains more than 75% of the biodiversity. I've seen a wealth of animals (elephant, giraffe, warthog, hippo, buffalo, lion, zebra, antelope, wildebeest, crocodile, baboon, hyena, 480+ species of birds), and not to mention, we are surrounded by untouched bush landscape with rocks dating back 250 million years.

The guy who toured me around, Bruce, is world-renowned for his expert skill & knowledge in birds and dangerous game animals in South Africa. Bruce is like the 'Michael Jordan of the Wilderness,' and I learned so much from him which I hope to share with you in this special video!

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Drew Binsky
Drew Binsky

Hey guys! My name is Drew Binsky and I make daily travel videos as I visit every country on earth (currently 191/197). My goal is to inspire young adults to travel, while shattering stereotypes that the world is unsafe. Happy Travels!


DrewBinsky Travel
DrewBinsky Travel

Hey guys! My name is Drew Binsky and I make daily travel videos as I visit every country on earth (currently 191/197). My goal is to inspire young adults to travel, while shattering stereotypes that the world is unsafe. Drew Binsky® Travel Videos are short documentaries, telling unique stories about people, food, culture and anything else I find interesting on the road. You will also find tons of travel tips, hacks and advice. Happy Travels!

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