While cruising one of the many sand roads in Kruger National Park this elephant came out of the bush to also use the road. It calmly followed along behind us for a ways before being distracted by some delectable morsels. Just another adventure when on safari.
Multi generations of elephants make up this herd of mostly females crossing a river to access grasses on the bank for breakfast in Kruger National Park, South Africa. Elephants have an ordered social structure where herds of closely related females with their offspring follow the dominant matriarchal cow. Adult males join the herd when a female is in heat. Adolescent males leave the herd to form small bachelor groups or travel alone at about age 14.
Seems as all dogs are curious including this pair of young wild dogs seen at Kruger National Park South Africa. They stopped to sniff at every little thing on the road from leaf to dung.