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Mikumi National Park in Central Tanzania borders the Selous Game Reserve on its southern border. The terrain is similar to that of the Selous with the same animals migrating between the two areas.

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The park has large open plains of grassland, similar to the Serengeti.

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Many of the same sort of animals are seen as in Ruaha. The most unusual phenomenon is the "midget" elephants. These look like the normal African elephant but are of a diminish size and with smaller and thinner tusks. Local lore says that this is a survival adaptation to protect the herd from ivory hunters as the lesser tusk makes the animal less desirable to poachers.

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The main highway travels through this park making it very accessible to tourists.

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