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One of the large elephant herds with small babies that you can see in the Addo Elephant National Park in South Africa. You will notice that very few individuals have tusks, this is a result of selective breeding due to hunting and poaching – The elephants with little or no tusks were safe from being killed for their ivory and, as a consequence, were the ones able to breed and pass on their genes.
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