Rhinoceros

19/8/2016

Rhinoceros at the Sanbona Wildlife Reserve. It takes you just under three hours – and the drive is fantastic – to get from Cape Town to the Wildlife Reserve. Located in the Western Cape not only is it home to all of the Big Five, it is also hosts the world’s only free-roaming white lions.

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