Origin of the name: Jub(a)ilala is swati meaning ‘cut the ilala palm’, referring to the cutting of palms lower down the spruit in Mozambique in earlier days (possibly for the brewing of ilala beer). This spruit is 13 km NE of Crocodile Bridge and is a tributary of the Godleni Spruit.
Special Features: This cow has very unusual ivory not only does the right tusk carry very significant length for a female elephant, the tusk also grows at a complete angle to her body. The left tusk is much shorter and has a break that occurred in 2011 while not much length was lost with this break the initial sharply pointed curve has gone and the end is more rounded. Her ears are very clean with limited markings to use for identification. A small R0.50 sized hole can be seen in the right lobe just above half way, a very small shallow u-shaped nick is also visible at the top of the lobe. The left ear has two small v-shaped notches one on the lower section of the lobe the other towards the lower middle of the lobe. Most notable with this cow after the ivory is the tennis ball sized growth on the back of the front right leg in line with the body.
and she not named. You would have seen the explanation for this in the post you quoted but let's hold thumbs.
