November 18, 2015

Baby Elephant with Mom

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November 18, 2015
Baby Elephant with Mom

Species: Elephantidae and the order Proboscidea/African Elephant | Location: Serengeti National Park, Tanzania

By Barbara Hayton

We were driving around on the Serengeti and spotted some elephants in a plush green valley. It was like an elephant nursery with so many young calfs I was almost overwhelmed. I took a few minutes to look for my best image and fell in love with this little calf. What a big difference in size. Hopefully, the young one will grown into a fine adult.

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About The Photographer

I've been a passionate nature photographer for about 15 years and being out with wildlife in their natural habitat is my absolute favorite. I travel as much as I can to see the many different, wonderful species.

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