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Red Elephants in Kenya – by Brent Stirton

The “red elephants” of Kenya’s Tsavo East National Park owe their color to the red soil, which they roll in as a dirt bath. Across Africa, sustained poaching of bulls and large females makes orphans of the young and distorts the gene pool in favor of weaker, smaller animals.

Photograph by Brent Stirton, National Geographic

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