African elephant against misty backdrop
Maasai tribespeople near thatched-roof home
Close-up of a zebra
Field workers collecting plant leaves
Two giraffes crossing necks before a mountainous backdrop
A man looking out from limbs of a bare tree
Wildebeests grazing in front of the setting sun
Volcanic eruption at twilight
Photographers packed into off-road vehicles on safari
Aerial view of mountain at sunset
Aerial view of small city and harbor
Backpacker hiking through forest
Tourists sit in the back of sailboat
Traditional outdoor African wedding celebration
Trees silhouetted by night sky
Children laughing and adults chatting in front of ramshackle shop
Herd of gazelles inside misty crater
Colorful tribeswoman in front of cattle herd
Small monkey peering through leaves
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African Elephant, Ngorongoro Crater
Once a giant volcano that collapsed inward millions of years ago, the Ngorongoro Crater is today the largest unflooded and intact caldera in the world. Lone bull elephants with imposing tusks—survivors of the ivory trade in decades past—roam the crater floor, while matriarchal elephant herds prefer the surrounding highland forests, which fall away to the tawny plains of the Great Rift Valley. Buy a print of this photo
Photograph by Chris Johns

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November 11, 2010

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