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“You Have To See What Showed Up”: Cape Town Man Builds Pond To Attract Wildlife to His Bush House

10 November 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

A Cape Town man renovating a bush villa near the Kruger built a pond to attract wildlife, and within days, elephants, eagles, hyenas and impala showed up to drink.Read More at Source

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