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Animals chill out after blizzards hit South Africa (1/3)

2018-09-13 14:02:07 Ecns.cn Editor :Yao Lan

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Kitty Viljoen, who lives in Eastern Cape, captured images of giraffes, lions, elephants and wildebeest making their way through the wintry landscape after South Africa experienced an unexpected cold snap. (Photo/IC)

Kitty Viljoen, who lives in Eastern Cape, captured images of giraffes, lions, elephants and wildebeest making their way through the wintry landscape after South Africa experienced an unexpected cold snap. (Photo/IC)

Kitty Viljoen, who lives in Eastern Cape, captured images of giraffes, lions, elephants and wildebeest making their way through the wintry landscape after South Africa experienced an unexpected cold snap. (Photo/IC)

Kitty Viljoen, who lives in Eastern Cape, captured images of giraffes, lions, elephants and wildebeest making their way through the wintry landscape after South Africa experienced an unexpected cold snap. (Photo/IC)

Kitty Viljoen, who lives in Eastern Cape, captured images of giraffes, lions, elephants and wildebeest making their way through the wintry landscape after South Africa experienced an unexpected cold snap. (Photo/IC)

Kitty Viljoen, who lives in Eastern Cape, captured images of giraffes, lions, elephants and wildebeest making their way through the wintry landscape after South Africa experienced an unexpected cold snap. (Photo/IC)

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