In the northeast corner of South Africa sits Kruger National Park — thousands of square miles of wild country, filled with elephants, lions, rhinos, and the raw power of God's creation.

In the 80's, Kruger had done such a great job of restoring the at-risk elephant population, they had too many. So, conservationists moved dozens of younger elephants to Pilanesberg National Park. It looked like a good solution.

A decade later, rangers began finding dead rhinos. At first, they suspected poachers. But the rhino horns were still there. These animals had not been hunted. They had been violently attacked. Then they began to find other animals of many species with the same result. Killed and pulverized.

Game cameras finally revealed the shocking truth. Young male elephants — adolescent bulls — were roaming the park in violent gangs, attacking and killing...

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