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ANIMALS 20 Oct 2012
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Park rangers found this seven-and-a-half month old baby elephant close to death in the Vwaza Wildlife Reserve in Malawi. Moses, whose mother had been killed by poachers, was adopted by the Jumbo Foundation where is being cared for and raised by humans. Here are some touching photos of the brave survivor.
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VIDEO 18 Oct 2012
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VIDEO 1 Aug 2012
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Enraged mother elephant defends her baby from attacking hyenas…
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VIDEO 31 Jan 2012
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Don’t mess with an eating elephant…
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This 40’ mechanical machine is called the Sultan’s elephant and is made quite a stir as it made it way through the streets of London. It was designed by Francois Delarozière, and commissioned to celebrate the death of Jules Verne. The elephant is operated by a crew of 22 and is powered by a mixture of lever, motors and hydraulics. Its trunk even sprays water.
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ANIMALS 24 Feb 2011
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A very good tip for all of you who are going to do it one day.
DON’T follow an elephant very closely.
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BLOGS 6 Dec 2010
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Used to be a real estate office, now a famous tourist attraction
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ANIMALS 11 May 2010
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This guy was born lucky to survive such an unexpected chase by an elephant. Gigantic feet and huge tusks were after him, but the man managed to escape! It’s just unbelievable!
Some fashion designers make crazy things like these shoes that have ten-inch heels and are created from… elephant dung. I wonder who would wear them. Mmmmm…
10 years ago, the elephant named Motola has lost her leg after she stepped on a landmine.
Now she’s 48 years old and the Thai workers of a veterinary hospital have made her a present - a real leg prosthesis.
Well done, guys.
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ANIMALS 30 Jul 2009
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This monkey and the elephant seem to be good friends caring about each other.
And as it is lunch hour, the monkey has something to give to its buddy ;))
A baby elephant was hit by a train in India.
With the help of a crane, the injured animal was taken to the local zoo for treatment.
It’s not an easy work to transport, even a small elephant!
Imagine tourists’ reaction when a big elephant came to their camp to find some food.
It was a happy end. The elephant stayed for a little while and then left.