Skukuza Golf Club welcomes an ellie Posted on 21 May 2020 From wild dogs, lions, a leopard and hyenas with an impala ram kill: Skukuza Golf Club has been busy under lockdown. On Wednesday [20 May] the course welcomed a brand new visitor: an elephant. While the previous sightings have been predators, these guests tend to leave everything the way they found it. Elephants on the other hand, not quite. A single adult ellie can tear through 150kgs of food in a day. While the sighting is exciting, the outcome for the vegetation is not. The latest guest took a leisurely stroll around the course, before pushing over a tree or two. Take a look at the photos shared by Skukuza Golf Club on Facebook: Image credit: Facebook/ Skukuza Golf Club Image credit: Facebook/ Skukuza Golf Club Image credit: Facebook/ Skukuza Golf Club Image credit: Facebook/ Skukuza Golf Club Image credit: Facebook/ Skukuza Golf Club Related Posts Boulders was SA’s most clicked-on beach in 2021 on Google 25 May 2022 Cape Town’s Boulders Beach was the most clicked-on beach in South Africa over the past... read more Virgin Atlantic relaunches direct service between Cape Town and London 23 May 2022 Virgin Atlantic will be returning to Cape Town international this year for the first time... read more Rhinos to be reintroduced to Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park 23 May 2022 The last rhino was seen in the Hwange area in 2005, a once common sight... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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