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Baby elephant charges crocodiles in Zimbabwe national park
This remarkable video shows a young elephant charging at crocodiles at a national park in Zimbabwe. In the video, filmed in September 2013 at a watering hole in Hwange National Park, a group of elephants arrive to bathe and drink. See also:
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Heartbreaking video: Elephant asks for help after being shot
This elephant was in so much pain that he walked right up to doctors to ask for help. Named 'Pretty Boy', this targeted elephant was shot in the head and the hole could be seen right in the centre of his forehead. See also: Watch
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Public outcry as huge elephant killed for sport in Zimbabwe
Just months after the brutal killing of Cecil the lion, another beautiful animal has been killed by a hunter. It has been revealed that a German hunter has paid almost £40,000 to shoot one of Zimbabwe's largest elephants. See also: Cecil
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Would you stay here? Ten hotels built in precarious places
Fear of heights? Look away now! For a holiday like no other, a stay at a hotel perched on the edge of a cliff, above a croc-infested river or set high up in the trees might just be for you. We've searched (very) high and low for the
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Elephant tramples poacher to death
An elephant has trampled a poacher to death while he was attempting to kill the animal in the Charara National Park in Kariba, Zimbabwe. Solomon Manjoro's remains were found by rangers at the protected Charara safari area inside the
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Seven 'rude' French tourists arrested for not paying game park fee in Zimbabwe
Police briefly detained a group of seven "extremely rude" French tourists after they refused to pay the £10 entry fee to a game park in Victoria Falls, Africa. The group, aged between 55 and 66, then tried to sneak into the Zambezi
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Ever seen a bald baboon? You have now!
A British housewife got a bit of a shock when she came face to face with this bald baboon while she was exploring the African bush in Zimbabwe. Ann Warner, from Hartlepool, noticed the "naked" baboon as she was touring the Kariba
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