Witness the scary moment a huge bull rhino charged at a game vehicle in Kruger National Park, South Africa causing a large cloud of dust and shocking passengers.

The filmer told Newsflare: "This rhino family of three were calm at first but became agitated as they were approached too closely by professional safari guides from two companies.

"Unfortunately, irresponsible, disrespectful behaviour like this by professional safari guides is common."

This footage recorded on February 20.

The Square-lipped (or White) Rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum) is severely threatened by poaching, and sightings of them are eagerly sought by visitors to game parks. This Rhino family of three was on the road in Kruger National Park, South Africa, and were calm at first, as the first vehicles to arrive remained at a respectful distance. However, they became agitated as they were approached too closely by professional safari guides from two companies, and by the vehicles of some other people, who cut across the views of the people already there. The huge bull Rhino became particularly upset, placing himself between the cow, her calf and the closest vehicles, and a one point forcing some of them to reverse away from him. The female Rhino calf began suckling from her mother on the road, when one of the safari vehicles began to push past the Rhinos. The male Rhino bellowed, pivoted, and charged at the offending vehicle as it passed him, making a large cloud of dust and shocking the passengers in the safari vehicle. Unfortunately, irresponsible, disrespectful behaviour like this by professional safari guides is common.