South African researchers and scientists at the Kruger National Parks are still counting the cost of the harsh drought in the park last year. They say the drought had both good and bad effects on the animal and plant species. Kruger has survived drought before. However, this time around, it is unclear how long it will be before the full effect of the 2016 drought is known.
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