Title: Tanzanian safari
Photographer: Graham Elliott
Location: Serengeti, Tanzania
Caption: I took this photograph of a mother elephant and calf a few days after climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. It’s a reasonably typically African safari scene and there’s even another tourist vehicle in the background to the right. One of the things I dislike about going to national parks is the number of vehicles around. This can become a problem when there are several vehicles around one animal and I’ve certainly seen that several times.
On this occasion we were lucky and we were on our own. I was particularly fascinated by the very long tusk this female had (you can just see it behind her trunk). Elephants often prefer one tusk over the other, much as we are either right or left-handed. The length of the tusk suggests this is an older female and I’ve never seen this difference in tusk length on an elephant before.
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SMALL: 12” x 8” (+ 0.2” border), 305mm x 203mm (+ 5mm border)
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printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Pearl
