All of the Just-GO White River Accommodation listings are just a short drive away from the world famous Kruger National Park. This blog narrates some of the amazing wildlife sightings we have seen in the park and will give you a little preview of what you might see on your trip into the game reserve.

Kruger Big Mouth

At the Matambeni Bird Hide the Just-Go team was treated to an exhibition of size and strength. This hippo is showing off its jaw which incidentally can measure up to 1.2 metres accross. You can see his lower canine teeth clearly. These tusk like teeth are a source of ivory and can grow as long as CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING

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Spotted Hyaena Family

We at Just-GO have seen juvenile hyaenas before on our trips through the park, but never this many and never any so young. This mother must have been caring for nearly eight youngsters all by herself. It was amazing to watch her move the youngest two from one place to another. Gently picking them up in her mouth and  CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING

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Elephant Talent

When the Just-GO Team saw this African elephant heading for this particular tree, we thought the leaves it was craving were well out of its reach. We were proved wrong simply by underestimating just what an elephant can do with its very versatile TRUNK. An elephants trunk has CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING

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Birdie on the Bridge

While the Just-GO team was crossing the bridge over the Olifonts river they were amazed to find a large bird perched right on the rail of the bridge. Fortunately, visitors are free to get out of their vehicles when on the bridge. We were able to get extremely close and  CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING


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Sable Near Skukuza

One of the rarest and most breathtaking sights in the Kruger National park is that of the Sable antelope. It is estimated that out of the hundreds of thousands of animals in the park, that less than 250 sable remain. The Just-GO team was lucky enough to see about 20 of them. They were truly  CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING


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Ground Hornbill Gets A Beak-full

One of the largest bird species in the Kruger National Park is the Southern Ground Hornbill. They can weigh up to 6.2kg (13.6 lbs) and be as long as 129cm (51 in). As their name suggests you often see them walking in the park, usually in groups of 3-4 doing what they do best, foraging for food. The Just-GO team came across a   CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING

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