Elephant trunk

An artistic curl of an Elephant trunk captured in Kruger National Park in South Africa. If you would like to join us on an upcoming Photographic Tour please go to : www.southcapeimages.com

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Chobe National Park - Serondela

A true story: I was walking around the Renaissance Festival yesterday eating one of those jumbo dill pickles on a stick and this elephant came after it with his nose . . . he likes dill pickles . . he poked around with his snotty snorkel, grabbed my pickle, put it in his mouth and ate it . . . then he came back smelling me all up and down for more . . . I left with a big smear of elephant boogers on my new fisheye lens :O

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An elephant's trunk is a marvel of nature, containing around 100,000 muscles, making it incredibly versatile. They use their trunks for a variety of tasks, from picking up small objects to drinking water and even greeting each other by entwining them

A very irrelephant picture

African elephants are the largest land animals on Earth, with males weighing up to 7 tons and standing as tall as 13 feet at the shoulder. This impressive size allows them to dominate their environment, but it also makes them vulnerable to poaching for their valuable ivory tusks, which both males and females possess #elephant🐘 #elephantlove #elephantlovers #nature #elephantart #elephantartwork #elephantartist #conservation #animals

A close up view of an Elephant drinking from the Bhejane Hide at Zimanga, purpose built for small birds, but not completely limited to the avian kind.Zimanga Private Nature Reserve, Kwazulu Natal, South Africa.Website | Prints | Facebook | Skype Processing TuitionPhotograph protected by international copyright laws, all rights reserved.

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