Tuskers of the region: LETABA
Tuskers of Kruger
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A characteristic large V-shaped tear/notch in the middle of the left earlobe, notable small hole about 10cm below the tear
Both ears are clean. Left more curved then right tusk, very classically shaped tusks, almost equal in
length
INTWADAMELA passed away November 2022
Clean right ear, in the left ear (the lower part) a small notch with a small piece of loose skin. Both tusks are curved
Small hole in the lower section of the left ear. Both tusks are almost equal in lenght
Right ear: small hole, left ear: two small holes. Both tusks curved inwards. Named and collared, June 2012, by STE (Save the Elephants
org)
A small notch in right ear (centre), left ear two very small holes but not good visible. The right tusk has been broken long time
ago but is growing again.
Widely splayed tusks. Left tusk slightly longer then the right tusk. A small hole at the lower part of the left ear. Some
thickened
skin at the upper trunk
Letaba - Mopani - Phalaborwa
Above:23-02-2014
Right ear: small piece of loose skin, Left ear: several notches in the lower part of the ear and notch in the center of the ear. Tusks:
Almost equal in length and slightly curved
HLAHLENI
INTWANDAMELA
MAHLAHINI
MALOPENYANA
MIGHTYCRAIC
MAKHADZI
NGONYAMA
BIDZANE
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ID Marks - Description
Passed away - Date unknown and carcass never found or not reported
Identification: Left ear: Mainly clean, Right ear: Small notch near the center. Tusks: Curved upwards and almost equal in length. Grass-notch on left tusk
Identification: Left ear: Mainly clean, some small holes sometimes visible. Right ear: Small notch and small hole. Tusks: Inward curved and "crossing" each other.
