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10 MOST POPULAR wildlife photographs

KRUGER MAGAZINE launched the second amateur photo competition on our Facebook group on 15 October 2017. With around 2 500 entries received, our editor was thrilled – the entries were exquisite. Aligned with our terms and conditions, the winning photos are chosen by the KRUGER MAGAZINE Facebook community, and on the last day the leading photos took turns as

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