Iain Douglas-Hamilton was an English zoologist known for being one of the world’s leading experts on elephants, advocating for their welfare, and combating international poaching. Educated at Oxford, Douglas-Hamilton thought he would study lions but came to, as The Washington Post noted in a profile, carry “the torch for anything with ears a yard across.”
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