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English: Male forest elephant at the Langoué Bai (forest clearing), Ivindo National Park, Gabon. This male came to the clearing to drink mineral-rich water, obtained from pits dug by elephants at specific locations within the clearing.
Date 8 November 2007
Source Own work
Author Peter H. Wrege

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0° 7′ 0.10″ S, 12° 23′ 8.50″ E

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