How can I avoid encountering snakes in Kruger National Park?

Snakes are a natural part of the ecosystem in Kruger National Park, and encounters are possible. Visitors can minimize the risk by staying on designated paths and trails, wearing closed-toe shoes, and being aware of their surroundings.

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