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Description	Is he carrying water in his trunk? Or is it just comfortable like that? Male elephant at water hole in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe. Taken Dec 1999 on film.
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Author	JackyR
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Africa, Matabeleland, bush, waterhole, water-hole, watering hole

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