Kruger National Park, S.A. June 2017
Thought bubbles anyone? I’m guessing he is thinking something like “Hey, I have the right of way here. Any arguments?”
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I love this concept! Kevy Michaels
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Don’t forget Silent Sunday. I think we can just make up our own things like Throwback Thursday or anything. : )
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Nice post! I suddenly remember when an elephant hit me with her head, in 2010. Her head was so strong; I flew several feet.
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OMG! That must have been quire a blow. No injuries I hope. Was it a wild elephant?
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Fortunately no major injuries. I only got some bruises. It was a zoo elephant. I didn’t know how but she was chained to a small tree. There were haystacks around it. While I fed her with some hays, a friend of mine, came over and the elephant suddenly hit me. The zookeeper said that the elephant was jealous because I was approached by a female. 😀
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LOL I will be careful about making an elephant jealous. I’m glad there were no serious injuries.
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“this is so much better than the circus…”
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Ha ha! So true. It is truly amazing to see all of the animals in Kruger living naturally.
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that must be quite a sight – so much better than having them in a zoo…
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It is hard for me to grasp that lions and elephants are as natural there as squirrels or deer are here. Plus that people lived among this wildlife with no fences blows my mind.
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that is hard to imagine!
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I agree with your thought bubble. Don’t want to get a trunkful of elephant.
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Exactly. This guy got no arguments from me.
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Testing
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