Olifants River, Wildlife Live Stream - Greater Kruger National Park

This livestream from Africam looks over the Olifants River in the Greater Kruger National Park, South Africa. The camera is trained on a permanent water source in a landscape that goes dry for months, which makes it a reliable gathering point for game. Elephants cross in family lines, hippos hold the deeper pools, and the riverbanks draw predators in the cooler hours. The stream runs around the clock, so the best time to open it is at first light, when animals come down to drink before the heat builds, and again at dusk, when the night shift takes over the water. If nothing is on screen, wait: the image changes on its own, and the dry-season viewing can be exceptional.