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Friday, 4 September 2009

Addo Elephants Photographs

Todays photographs are of elephants in the famous Addo Elephant Park in the Eastern Cape, South Africa. The original Elephant section of the Addo Park was proclaimed in 1931, when only eleven elephants remained in the area … today it is proudly sanctuary to over 450 elephants. Continued

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Thursday, 6 August 2009

Addo Elephant Park Photograph

Situated in a malaria free area just one hour’s drive from the South African coastal city of Port Elizabeth, the magnificently diverse Addo Elephant Park offers a wide variety of game viewing, outdoor adventure, accommodation and cultural experiences. You will be amazed at the variety of South Africa Wildlife that can be experienced in one easily accessible destination … Continued

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Wednesday, 15 July 2009

Addo Elephants Photograph

To beautiful not to share – this stunning photograph of a pair of Elephants in the Addo Elephant Park in the Eastern Cape was sent to us by Diane Morrison. The trunk of the African elephant has two finger-like structures at its tip. The tusks, another remarkable feature, are greatly elongated incisors Continued

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Monday, 14 November 2005

Elephant-Back Safaris in Pilanesberg

Elephant Back Safaris

Elephant Back Safaris

Pilanesberg Elephant Back Safaris – Half Day morning or afternoon excursions from Sun City: Comfortably nestled at the foothills of the ancient Pilanesberg mountains lies the “Elephant Wallow”, a special place where a unique relationship between nature true “King of the Beasts”, the African Elephant, and man find their lives closely intertwined …

Join Chikwenya, Sharu, Mana, Sapi and Michael for an extraordinary and exhilarating journey along ancient game trails. Seated comfortably on the back of Nature’s true “King of the Beasts”; experience an age-old African tradition whilst silently exploring the majestic Letsatsing Reserve and the secrets of their resident wildlife, unnoticed. Continued

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