Tuskers of Kruger Discussions & Identification

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Those tusks grew quickly. ^Q^ ^Q^

He is looking good O/\ O/\


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Ok, Alpheus! lol

Wow, this one also looks not too old! ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^

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Lovely!!

The tusks have grown quite a bit ^Q^ ^Q^


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His tusks are growing nicely. \O


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Yes ! another one O/\ O/\ O/\
^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^

I must go to see all these friends :-0


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And it's going on with another Tusker , photographed recently (end of June)

It's MASHIKIRI , one of the named promising ones in the northern region

Thanks to Jacques & Michelle Joubert :ty: :ty: ^Q^ ^Q^
I received a number of pictures of him and I liked this special one to show here


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Wonderful to know several tuskers have been seen recently.

As well as how their tusks are developing, for instance, we met Kaleka in May 2013 and the latest photos show visible growth of his tusks in just three years.


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He enjoyed himself \O

His tusks must still grow or is it just the angle of the photo -O-


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indeed... very interesting photo of an happy Mashikiri O/\ ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^


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Good pic...see how the right tusk is worn underneath? ^Q^


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