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Tusker on video is Shipene \O
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Just received pictures, made in August, of Mavatsani (currently biggest tusker in kruger)

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Very happy to see him alive and well ! ^Q^ \O


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To me the tusks of Shipene look bigger, but it is difficult to tell from a photo :yes:


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Hi Lisbeth,
I met both tuskers and Shipene had relative thivk tusks but and he is small in stature compared to Mavatsani. Mavatsani is a real big bull and his tusks are almost getting to the ground. Idd, depending on position and angle tusks do look long sometimes and in real it's average. Just go to their pages and you will see the difference. :-)

Lisbeth wrote: Tue Sep 24, 2019 7:15 pm To me the tusks of Shipene look bigger, but it is difficult to tell from a photo :yes:


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