AlRoldan

Tactile trunks

Tactile trunks

Elephants are very tactile creatures, they use this to build and strengthen social bonds between each other. These three females played as they marched through ...
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Elephants are very tactile creatures, they use this to build and strengthen social bonds between each other. These three females played as they marched through the African bush on their way to a water hole close by
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NIKON D7100

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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 400 Shutter 1/1250 Focal Length 2700/10

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Apr, 2016

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