• The charred remains of an African elephant slaughtered by poachers for bush meat and burned by National Park rangers to prevent the spread of Anthrax. Chobe National Park, Botswana, Africa.
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The charred remains of an African elephant slaughtered by poachers for bush meat and burned by National Park rangers to prevent the spread of Anthrax. Chobe National Park, Botswana, Africa.

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The charred remains of an African elephant slaughtered by poachers for bush meat and burned by National Park rangers to prevent the spread of Anthrax.

The charred remains of an African elephant slaughtered by poachers for bush meat and burned by National Park rangers to prevent the spread of Anthrax.

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