Essex lottery players have been reminded to buy their ticket before tomorrow's EuroMillions draw.
The team at National Lottery visited Colchester Zoo to get the elephants involved in the campaign.
Elephants famously never forget thanks to their impressive memory - and the zoo's Tanya helped pose for photos for the draw.
The draw takes place tomorrow, February 15, where there is an estimated £144million up for grabs.
If won by a single ticket-holder the jackpot would create the UK’s third biggest National Lottery winner ever, with a fortune to match Adele, Calvin Harris and Charlie Watts.
The jackpot has not been won since Frances and Patrick Connolly from Northern Ireland pocketed £114 million on New Year’s Day.
This year Euromillions marks its 15th anniversary.
Initially there were just three participating countries - France, Spain and the UK - before Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal and Switzerland joined in October 2004.
Visit www.euro-millions.com.
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