January 9, 2016

All Aboard!

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January 9, 2016
All Aboard!

Species: Pachyderm, Elephant | Location: Maasai Mara, Kenya

By Kerri Parkes

Elephants are very tactile animals. There strong family bonds are always beautiful to watch, however when you add water you get to see elephants at their best. These youngsters wallowed in this muddy marsh, at Little Governor's camp, on the Maasai Mara. You could feel their immense pleasure as they played. Full of fun and mischief, content to roll, slush, slip and push each other in the slippery conditions. There is no greater joy than watching elephants enjoy the thrill of water and mud.

About The Photographer

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I have a great passion for wildlife and nature, which has allowed me to experience some beautiful and treasured moments in outstanding locations. These experiences have enriched my life and touched my heart.

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