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Vultures Eat a Giant Elephant

 

A large male elephant was found motionless on the ground in tsavo east national park near aruba dam. Surrounded by vultures it was evident that the giant elephant was no longer with us.

The wildlife medics were quickly dispatched to investigate the cause and were surprised to find a broken elephant tusk inside its skull. It seems there must have been an intense fight during the night of two elephant giants and the opponents tusk pierced this elephants head unfortunately ending its life instantly.

By morning there was a vulture feeding frenzy and hundreds of vultures were feeding on the elephant.



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