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Matriarchy Camels depicted in a way that

Matriarchy Camels depicted in a way thatElephant families have a matriarchal head, meaning that an older, experienced lady elephant leads the herd. A family usually consist of a mother, her sisters, daughters their babies (calves). Occasionally, non related elephants join to form families. Female family units range from three to twenty five elephants. Part of the New Amboseli Collection by Kerry de Bruyn. Limited Edition [20] Artist Signature.

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depicted in a way that is not often seen

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The oldest female elephant plays a key role in controlling the social network of the group and in ensuring the survival of the family

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Matriarchy Camels depicted in a way thatElephant families have a matriarchal head, meaning that an older, experienced lady elephant leads the herd. A family usually consist of a mother, her sisters, daughters their babies (calves). Occasionally, non related elephants join to form families. Female family units range from three to twenty five elephants. Part of the New Amboseli Collection by Kerry de Bruyn. Limited Edition [20] Artist Signature.

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