This post’s featured image was taken beside a waterhole in Etosha National Park in northern Namibia.
Visible are two members of one species, and more than hundred of another.
A mature African elephant is currently “our” planet’s most massive terrestrial animal.
Imagine this:
On one side of a colossal pair of scales you place one of the pictured elephants.
In order to balance those scales you would then need at least forty thousand of the pictured birds…and if a substantial flock of red queleas was present, forty thousand would not be an unusually high number!
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