Elephants Trample Spanish Man In South Africa

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A 43-year-old Spanish tourist was tragically killed by elephants at Pilanesberg National Park in South Africa. The incident occurred when he left his vehicle to take photographs of the herd, which included young calves. Wildlife experts caution that elephants are highly protective of their young and can be aggressive if they feel threatened.

The man’s fiancée and two other women were unharmed.

Authorities remind park visitors to stay inside their vehicles for safety.

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