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Cabárceno

These pictures prove that you don’t need to head to Africa to witness big game at its best. From bison-like watusis on parade to a cheeky baby primate suckling on its mother, a new book opens a window into the lives of African creatures living in the Spanish animal haven of the Cabarceno wildlife park near Santander. The 750 hectare former toxic mining zone has been transformed into a corner of Africa, where endangered primates, big cats or hippos can roam free.