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- A small herd of female Eland have come down to a waterhole in Etosha to drink.
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- One gal decides the other is too close. Those horns are sharp so a quick dodge is a good idea.
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- Eland bull surveying the area around a waterhole in Etosha. The huge flap of skin hanging down from his neck is rich in blood vessels and helps to cool the animal.
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- This Eland bull was pushing his horns into the moist sand around a waterhole in Etosha. I have never seen this behaviour before but it could be to relieve dry itchy skin at the base of his horns.
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- Young Eland bull with an under developed dewlap in mashatu
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