This is Fenne. It was a pet giraffe for McRae family from South Africa.

Hippopotamus Humphrey was “like a son” to South African farmer Marius Els. The man raised his pet from the age of 5 months. Marius used to “ride” his 1,200 kg hippo’s back in the past. And now Mr. Els is gone.

Even though these ladies live in Cape Flats, near Cape Town South Africa they still get dressed up to go to their high school graduation night. Many of them are the first in their families to graduate from high school due to apartheid. Photographer Araminta de Clermont captured these poignant images. See the kinds of colorful and expensive outfits they wear for their special day.

Street gangs first appeared in South Africa during the apartheid regime in the 1950s, after the so-called “colored community” was relocated to racially designated sections. Many residents felt there was a limited police presence in their communities so they organized themselves into gangs who obtained payment for protecting others.

Rhino horns are of high demand on the black market. Poachers kill hundreds of animals in order to sell their “treasure”. About 800 rhinoceros were destroyed by poachers in the last three years.

This baby elephant was attacked by a crocodile in South Africa. It didn’t take long once the cries from the baby elephant were heard for a whole herd of elephants to come to the rescue. The leader of the charge was probably the female matriarch of the herd.

This has got to be one of the worst inventions ever, at least, it’s the worst thing a soccer fan could use in a stadium. In fact, everybody complains about those damn loud monotone plastic horns: announcers, organizers, players, broadcasting and communication companies and people watching games on TV. On June 15, it was reported that 545 complaints had been made to the BBC concerning the noise being made by vuvuzelas during coverage! As often in those circumstances, people on the Internet were fast to create funny pictures with the famous vuvuzela. Take a look, there’re some good ones in there…

Very recently, we’ve had sexy soccer fans from different World Cups, but today we will show you girls supporting their national teams in South Africa.

I’m sure you’ll enjoy it xD

White sharks were spotted attacking seals while jumping. These incredible shots were made near the shore of Cape Town, South Africa.

Just take a look at these photos.