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Look at the SANParks (South African National Parks) website - www.sanparks.org/
Tigers aren't natural to Africa. There are some in zoos and game parks though.
yes, You can find the elephants in the game parks
In the game parks you will find the big five and many other types of wildlife. The biggest game parks like Kruger National Park all have plenty elephant, rhino, buffalo, hippo, lion etc.
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Africa don't have tigers naturally. Those they have are in zoos and game parks. Like all big cats their diet is meat.
Probably Kruger National Park, although there are a number of other large national parks as well as private game parks. Google "South African National Parks Board" for more information or "South African Tourist Authority"
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission regulates activity related to the great outdoors, conservation and parks of the state of Nebraska. The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission also provides information about fishing, hunting and jobs to consumers.
Tigers aren't naturally found in Africa. Those that are there have been brought there by humans.Their habitat would be parks, zoos and game reserves.
The Londolozi Private Game Reserve is located at Kruger National Park in South Africa. It is a part of the Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve and combined with other parks make up the Greater Kruger national park.
Lions run free in game parks or reserves or santuaries like in port elizabeth. Totally free lions if there were would sadly be hunted by prize hunters.