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Lawrence Anthony
Born on September 17, 1950, Lawrence Anthony was an worldwide environmentalist, conservationist, explorer, and bestselling author. Anthony was born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and raised in rural Rhodesia, Zambia, and Malawi he died March 2, 2012.
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Lucas said: Great article.
I have been fascinated by elephants ever since seeing a documentary on them so it's no wonder this book caught my attention. From page one it grabbed me and kept enthralled throughout. The relationship between Lawrence Anthony and his wild herd of elephants is something to be admired. I felt transported to another world as I read about life on "Thula Thula". This book is not just about elephants but about all the adventures of life in the African Wild. I am so captivated with this man and his work that I now want to visit Thula Thula one day so I can meet this amazing herd of jumbos. If you are an animal lover, especially exotic animals, I highly recommend this book. It will not disappoint.