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This juvenile elephant was none too pleased to have his picture taken, in fact, he was positively annoyed. Judging by his missing tusk, seems he gets himself into lots of trouble.
uncropped close-up of an Asian Elephant Bull with only 1 tusk.
Taken in the forests of the Kabini section of Nagarhole Tiger Reserve, Karnataka, India.
Asian or Asiatic Elephant
IUCN Red List Status: ENDANGERED
elephas maximus
Aziatische olifant
éléphant d'Asie
Asiatischer Elefant
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She was hopping around the furniture picking up fluff till I put her out side. Very rare and indeed protected insect here in New Zealand. Females don't have the large distinctive elephant like tusks.
Even a single tusked African elephant is still a beautiful site and subject!
Masai Mara reserve, Kenya
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Africa Tarangirie National Park
September 2006
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My first Pentax digital camera. A whopping 6mp. I still have it and after all the use it still looks and works like new
Black Tusk's ice-crusted north face (2319 m, 7608 ft) towers over a stunning vista of barren volcanic rock formations and an infinite field of snow-capped mountain peaks, huge icefields, glacier-fed crater lakes and dense mountain rainforests.
The Tantalus Range and jagged spine of Serratus Mountain loom in a spectacular alpine backdrop. Garibaldi Provincial Park, Coast Mountains, British Columbia. POV from a high point on Blackcomb Peak. explore#35
David Schweitzer/Getty Images ©
Black Tusk's ice-crusted north face (2319 m, 7608 ft) towers over a stunning vista of barren volcanic-rock formations and an infinite field of snow-capped mountain peaks, icefields, crater lakes, and dense mountain rainforests.
The spectacular Tantalus Range and jagged spine of Serratus Mountain loom in the backdrop. Garibaldi Provincial Park, Coast Mountain Range, British Columbia. POV from a high point on Blackcomb Peak.
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Black Tusk's ice-crusted north face (2319 m, 7608 ft) towers over a stunning vista of barren volcanic rock formations and an infinite field of snow-capped mountain peaks, huge icefields, glacier-fed crater lakes and dense alpine rainforests.
The iconic Tantalus Range and jagged spine of Serratus Mountain loom in the backdrop. Garibaldi Provincial Park, Coast Mountains, British Columbia. POV from a high point on Blackcomb Peak. explore#28
David Schweitzer/Getty Images ©
In Africa a lot of historical knowledge is passed on orally, but the history of this African elephant is clearly written on it's tusk. The Sanskrit like signs tell a story of many attempts to get it's daily allotment of food of about 250kg per day.... .....
Heard on the radio yesterday that one of these grand animals is killed/poached every 15 minutes in Africa.
Tusk"
McLoughlin Promenade, Oregon City, Oregon
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* Fleetwood Mac: Tusk (2018 Remaster) (1979)
See also: IMG_3406 Création du monde