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Elephant Herd Marching - Tsavo East



An elephant herd marching together in Tsavo East.

During our evening safari in tsavo east national park, we came across this wonderful family herd of elephants marching together. The little ones were neatly tucked in the center of the herd but slowly became visible as they kept walking towards us. It was also really amazing to see the two adult elephants raise their trunks up so high to catch our scent.

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