Thursday 7 March 2013

Elephants in Sydney



Prepare to be amazed at the little-known Macleay Museum hidden in a corner of Sydney University, which has many fascinating scientific specimens including this once-was-an-elephant. Magnificence is no protection against rampant slaughter, especially of big-tusked African elephants, which is continuing faster than ever due to blood-soaked Chinese demand. Find out more.
Taronga Zoo has many Asian elephants, with a full conservation breeding programme. See details. The nearest one in this photo balances on three legs while standing on a rock during an afternoon display.
This slippery-dip near Central Railway in Prince Albert Park is innovative, and the design appealed simultaneously to a three year old and a nine year old.  
 

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