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All of the African big cats including the African leopard make their home in Hwange

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And iconic acacia trees are a common site throughout, too

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Where you’re likely to see crowned cranes showing off their beautiful display of feathers

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It’s also home to one of the largest populations of elephants in Africa at around 40,000

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And to over 400 bird species, including these ostriches

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Most of the time animals get along peacefully

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But sometimes things get a little crazy

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There are endless roads throughout the park to follow

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And sometimes they lead to this

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But wherever the roads take you, you’ll likely get a jaw-dropping sunset

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This article was originally published on June 29, 2015.