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1. The Kruger National Park is named after which statesman?
2. A little dog, the runt of the litter, was made famous in a book on its adventurous life. Two plaques are set up in the Park, one at an entrance gate and another marking the spot of its birth. What was the dog called?
3. Although the Park has many rest, bush and private camps to choose from, only two places incorporate an entrance gate and rest camp in one. Name the two areas.
4. When tourists spot a rhino alongside their car, the white rhino's square mouth might remind them of what type of machine?
5. Many rest camps provide visitors with a swimming pool to cool off in. What camp holds the honour of boasting a rockpool since 1956?
6. When were the mysterious White Lions of Timbavati discovered?
7. At one time the railway was used for train safaris. A locomotive and wagons still serve as a restaurant in what camp?
8. Boabab trees are called upside down trees, sticking puny branches into the African sky, growing from massively thick trunks. The oldest tree in the Kruger area is estimated at what age?
9. What rare dinosaur-like animal can tourists hope to get a glimpse of on a night drive?
10. The 'Magnificent Seven' is the name given to the greatest tuskers, elephant bulls with massive ivory. One of the best known was Mafunyane. What made him instantly recognizable?
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