July 19, 2016

Muddy Elephants

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July 19, 2016
Muddy Elephants

Species: African Elephant (Loxodonta africana) | Location: Etosha National Park, Namibia

By Filip Baumruk

This photo was taken in Namibia's Etosha National Park at Nebrownii water hole in the afternoon. The African elephants were covered by white mud and looked like stone statues...

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About The Photographer

I share passion for the animals together with my wife who is a zoologist by her profession. We travel around the world to exotic locations and we always try to see the nature in its unspoiled form. My second hobby is high-mountain and volcano climbing. Therefore, our travels always include both activities. Photography is a way to document the ever-changing world and better keep our memories.

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