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Young Elephant Without Trunk Seen Kneeling to Eat Near Crooks’ Corner
A young elephant near Crooks’ Corner has sparked interest after guests noticed it using an unusual way to feed.
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This little elephant is missing most of its trunk and is forced to kneel to eat like a buck. It gathers food using the small part of its trunk that remains. No one knows how it lost its trunk, and it is sad to witness, but its determination shows how incredibly adaptable elephants can be when faced with challenges.
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Kneeling like an antelope is far from normal for these giants, and as the elephant grows, finding enough food may become even more difficult. Do you think it will be able to manage?
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Seven lions were seen stationary on the S114, 800 metres north of the S118 at 8:20 AM. The tinger mentions that the two males were seen with five females. To stay informed, you can track everything on our app with real-time updates.
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A giraffe was spotted crossing the road on the H9, 1.0 kilometres south-west of the S51 west entrance.
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Red-billed, black-faced, Chad, Mali and Rock are examples of which genus of small African songbirds?
Which distinctive feature give rise to the name of the lappet faced vulture?
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This beautiful secretary bird was seen on the move along Kgabo near Tau junction at 7:30 AM.
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Black backed jackals were spotted on Tlou Drive at Thutlwa junction. The tinger mentions that there was a grown male and female with 3 pups.
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The tsessebe, the fastest antelope in Africa! Five of them have been sighted on Tlou Drive, 500 metres west of Kgabo.
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