A British teacher injured when an elephant attacked the car she was in has been discharged from hospital.
Sarah Brooks was on a safari in the Kruger National Park, South Africa, when the elephant became aggressive.
The park's manager said one of the elephant's tusks stabbed her thigh after penetrating the car in the incident on 30 December.
Miss Brooks lives in Lincolnshire and teaches at Sir John Gleed School in Spalding.
She was on safari with a man, believed to be her partner, who suffered less serious injuries.
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