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Big Boss Buffalo

Big Boss Buffalo

African buffalo. Photographed Kruger National Park. Limpopo, South Africa

African buffalo. Photographed Kruger National Park. Limpopo, South Africa
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Just one question, Stephen: How do you get this close to a Cape Buffalo . . . and still have the calm and presence of mind to take a photo like this??? ッ

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We frequently have buffalo within meters of our safari vehicle. Elephants and lions even closer

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