Waterhole in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe
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Since that time, elephant numbers have climbed steadily and it is estimated that there are now more than 35,000 of these massive mammals in Hwange.
jeudi 14 mars 2013
During the winter, thousands of elephants roam the Kalahari in search of water—r...
During the winter, thousands of elephants roam the Kalahari in search of water—relying heavily on man-made waterholes to survive.
Waterhole in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe
newswatch.nationalgeographic.com
Since that time, elephant numbers have climbed steadily and it is estimated that there are now more than 35,000 of these massive mammals in Hwange.
Waterhole in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe
newswatch.nationalgeographic.com
Since that time, elephant numbers have climbed steadily and it is estimated that there are now more than 35,000 of these massive mammals in Hwange.
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