Pictured: Wreck of tourist car charged and overturned by elephant in South Africa's Kruger National Park

Kruger National Park spokesman William Mabasa said: ‘We stay here every day. We meet elephants on the road. We basically give them space but tourists sometimes don't.’ It is unclear why the elephant became aggressive, Mr Mabasa added. He is appealing to the public to be alert in Kruger park and try not to get too close if they see an elephant approaching on the road. More... GM meat and fish set to go on sale: Scientists to press ahead despite public outrage The adorable puppies that charmed the Iron Lady in the hours before she died peacefully at the Ritz Neigh bother! Horse punched by thug Newcastle fan pictured alive and well More than 1million people visit Kruger each year and incidents of this sort are rare but not unheard of with the animals who can flip cars and uproot trees with ease. The last incident of this sort took place in November 2012, when an elephant overturned a car, injuring one passenger. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2309689/Two-tourists-injured-South-Africas-flagship-national-park-elephant-charges-overturns-car.html#ixzz2QcZJcvrk Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

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