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Tiger in Royal Belum State Park, Perak. — EMMANUEL RONDEAU/WWF

AS WE walked out of the viaduct in Royal Belum State Park in Gerik, Perak, an elephant entered our view, completely catching us off guard.

We stood and watched in amazement as the enormous mammal reached for the leaves of a nearby tree.

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