Re: Is this Kruger park's biggest IDIOT?
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2016 7:14 pm
500 rands... never enough... better banned of the park, for the 6 of them
500 rands... never enough... better banned of the park, for the 6 of them
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Is this Kruger park's biggest IDIOT?
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500 rands... never enough... better banned of the park, for the 6 of them
Re: Is this Kruger park's biggest IDIOT?
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2016 7:31 pm
Re: Is this Kruger park's biggest IDIOT?
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2016 8:11 pm
gee-whizz , one of those onlookers should have driven over the damn thing 
Re: Is this Kruger park's biggest IDIOT?
Posted: Fri Mar 25, 2016 7:36 am
I just wonder why didn't any of those onlookers reported this incident 
They are just as guilty
They are just as guilty
Re: Is this Kruger park's biggest IDIOT?
Posted: Fri Mar 25, 2016 3:28 pm
I agree with you Alf 
So , " Earlier this week when a visitor to the Kruger National Park (KNP) saw a serious and shocking violation he was so outraged that he took out his video camera and filmed the scene before him."
What did this " enraged visitor " hope to achieve ? Make some money on You-Tube ?
So , " Earlier this week when a visitor to the Kruger National Park (KNP) saw a serious and shocking violation he was so outraged that he took out his video camera and filmed the scene before him."
What did this " enraged visitor " hope to achieve ? Make some money on You-Tube ?
Re: Is this Kruger park's biggest IDIOT?
Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2016 10:08 am
Unbelievable!! It looked like everyone was enjoying the show! 
It looked like everyone was enjoying the show! Re: Is this Kruger park's biggest IDIOT?
Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2016 9:36 am
http://www.tourismupdate.co.za/article/ ... t-SANParks
Tourists who provoke animals will be kicked out – SANParks
5 Apr 2016 08:00 AM
Lowveld Media published this video showing tourists provoking a lion in Kruger National Park.
Tourists who provoke animals in South Africa’s national parks will be escorted off the park, with possible criminal action against them, SANParks has said. The authority’s comments follow the publication of a video showing a lioness being provoked by a radio-controlled car in the Kruger National Park.
The video, which was uploaded online by Lowveld Media on March 24, depicts a remote-controlled car being steered towards the lioness with surrounding vehicles present.
When contacted by Tourism Update, Wanda Mkutshulwa, SANParks Head of Communications, described the behaviour as stupid.
Mkutshulwa pointed out that people often linked the KNP with incidents that might have happened at a neighbouring game farm. However, Benno Stander, Online Editor of Lowveld Media, confirmed that the incident did in fact occur in the KNP. “The person who sent the video to us is a well-known person and a source of ours but he’s currently doing work in Kruger National Park, so he opted to remain anonymous,” said Stander.
Spokesman for the KNP, William Mabasa, told the Lowvelder: “This is a serious violation of the rules of the Kruger and against the spirit and nature of all the rules in the park.
“The animals get scared and stressed, but they are also curious and might want to inspect the object, eat it and then perhaps choke on it and die. They might also run away and that is unfair to the other visitors who are viewing the animals,” Mabasa said.
Mkutshulwa said that anyone who was found to be engaging in such behaviour would be escorted by game rangers out of the park and, if necessary, criminal action against them would be taken.
Tourists who provoke animals will be kicked out – SANParks
5 Apr 2016 08:00 AM
Lowveld Media published this video showing tourists provoking a lion in Kruger National Park.
Tourists who provoke animals in South Africa’s national parks will be escorted off the park, with possible criminal action against them, SANParks has said. The authority’s comments follow the publication of a video showing a lioness being provoked by a radio-controlled car in the Kruger National Park.
The video, which was uploaded online by Lowveld Media on March 24, depicts a remote-controlled car being steered towards the lioness with surrounding vehicles present.
When contacted by Tourism Update, Wanda Mkutshulwa, SANParks Head of Communications, described the behaviour as stupid.
Mkutshulwa pointed out that people often linked the KNP with incidents that might have happened at a neighbouring game farm. However, Benno Stander, Online Editor of Lowveld Media, confirmed that the incident did in fact occur in the KNP. “The person who sent the video to us is a well-known person and a source of ours but he’s currently doing work in Kruger National Park, so he opted to remain anonymous,” said Stander.
Spokesman for the KNP, William Mabasa, told the Lowvelder: “This is a serious violation of the rules of the Kruger and against the spirit and nature of all the rules in the park.
“The animals get scared and stressed, but they are also curious and might want to inspect the object, eat it and then perhaps choke on it and die. They might also run away and that is unfair to the other visitors who are viewing the animals,” Mabasa said.
Mkutshulwa said that anyone who was found to be engaging in such behaviour would be escorted by game rangers out of the park and, if necessary, criminal action against them would be taken.
Re: Is this Kruger park's biggest IDIOT?
Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2016 10:10 am
That's the least
Re: Is this Kruger park's biggest IDIOT?
Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2016 10:11 am
Re: Is this Kruger park's biggest IDIOT?
Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2016 6:02 pm
Mkutshulwa pointed out that people often linked the KNP with incidents that might have happened at a neighbouring game farm. However, Benno Stander, Online Editor of Lowveld Media, confirmed that the incident did in fact occur in the KNP. “The person who sent the video to us is a well-known person and a source of ours but he’s currently doing work in Kruger National Park, so he opted to remain anonymous,” said Stander.
It is definitely in Kruger!
But there is something fishy about this video...can't put my finger on it yet...
It is definitely in Kruger!
But there is something fishy about this video...can't put my finger on it yet...