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Elephant in a hurry!

Elephant in a hurry!

Merged from a series of shots taken in Tarangire National Park, Tanzania. Whilst appearing dramatic the reason for the haste was for purely personal. Still wet ...
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Merged from a series of shots taken in Tarangire National Park, Tanzania. Whilst appearing dramatic the reason for the haste was for purely personal. Still wet from having wallowed and sprayed itself it wanted to be first to a termite mound to rub his nether regions! The group I was guiding on an Artist Photographer Guided Safari were highly amused.
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