The park confirmed that these were SANParks employees removing the carcass, ruling out possibilities of foul play.
A video showing a group of men in the Kruger National Park loading a dead impala into their vehicle has caused major uproar in the wildlife community.
According to Yvonne Breytenbach, whose husband Martin took the video on Saturday, they came across the dead impala at around 12pm close to Satara, they toldShe said that they asked another visitor who was standing by the carcass what had happened. The visitor told them that the impala had just been killed by a leopard and that everyone was waiting for the leopard to return to claim its kill.ALSO READ:“Suddenly we saw a taxi passing all the cars which were waiting for the leopard.
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