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Showing posts with label elephant. Show all posts

Here's What Happens After an Elephant Dies | Nat Geo Wild

It's so sad, but crucial as stated...

This African elephant is on the verge of death. It was likely tusked in its side by another male elephant during a fight. What happens next reveals how enormously important an elephant is to its ecosystem.



National Geographic

60 adorable seconds of Oregon Zoo animals loving snow (+ Full Version)

Elephants love snow too?? Who knew! We had the Toronto Zoo with its Giant Panda vs the Snowman, now it's the Oregon Zoo...

Despite a closure due to weather conditions, the animals of the Oregon Zoo in Portland had a great time playing in the snow on Wednesday, January 11. More than a foot of snow landed on the city.






The Weather Network



Snow day at the Oregon Zoo

Snow Day at the Oregon Zoo. Nora, Samudra and other animals frolic in in the snow.



The Oregonian

Elephant Come To Rescue People

This video show the bond between Darrick and elephant Kham Lha at Elephant Nature Park when she thought Darrick was in trouble. She rushed to the river and try to save him which just goes to show us that, when we treat animals with love, they always pay us back with love. Great video with over 5M views!...







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Suda – The Painting Elephant | Updated: (3 Videos + Why Making an Elephant Paint is Cruel, Not Cute)

We know elephants are intelligent but this one painting a self-portrait is unlike anything we’ve seen before. 
This is a video I shot of a 4-year-old elephant named Suda painting a picture of herself at the Maetaeng Elephant Camp in Chiang Mai, Thailand.




FSchleyhahn



Original Elephant Painting - NGeo Wild on Tape

National Geographic flew us back to Thailand in order to confirm and document our Original Elephant Painting video of an elephant painting the realistic image of an elephant holding a flower. Listen to the experts and enjoy the great story about this elephant whose art takes care of other elephants.

This gentle giant, Hong, was never abused or forced to paint. She was rewarded with bananas and sugarcane as she learned each stroke. She also receives her favorite treats after each painting.



Gifts with a Cause