A rare video has emerged from Kruger National Park in South Africa of a huge pack of wild dogs.

The filmer estimated that the "mega pack" of endangered African hunting dogs numbered 28 individuals.

"It was really amazing as they would run with the youngster playing around at the back, sniffing and investigating," the filmer wrote online.

"Every now and again the alpha female called and then they would all gather around and then take off again," he added.

The video was captured on October 20.

Kruger National Park, South Africa.Biggest Wild Dog Pack in Kruger Park ! Wild Dog Mega Pack ! Extremely Rare Sighting as Wild Dogs are an endangered specie.
"We encountered this mega wild dog pack in the Kruger National Park on the H7(road between Satara and Orpen)We encounter the wild dogs around 6AM just past the Nsemani dam where they were spread out and lying in the road. We followed them for around one and a half hours hoping to see them catching something. It seemed that they had eaten something earlier as some of the dogs were covered in blood but with all those mouths to feed they were on the prowl again. It was really amazing as they would run with the youngster playing around at the back, sniffing and investigating. Every now and again the alpha female called and then they would all gather around and then take off again. Eventually the dogs encountered 2 zebra's but they were not on the menu. Soon thereafter they dissapeared into the bush. We estimate it was around 28 wild dogs as it was very difficult with them running around all over to get a correct count."