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Gertie in Amboseli |
| Author: |
George Rodger |
| Year: |
1958 |
| Description: |
Black rhinoceros female "Gertie" who lived in Amboseli National Park in South Kenya. She had a peculiarly formed front horn, which made her a great success with all visitors to tghe park. This picture was taken before her horn broke off. Published in a contribution by George and Jinx Rodger, Where elephants have right of way, National Geographic 118 (3), September 1960, p.370. |
| Location: |
Africa - Eastern Africa - Kenya |
| Subject: |
Distribution |
| Species: |
Black Rhino |
| File Size: |
307,0 kb |
| Dimensions: |
547x843 px |
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Gertie in Amboseli
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