This is the Sheldrick wildlife trust and you can donate or adopt an elephant on their website

Yuck! But hippos like it 😀

I do

I agree fully with you.

Thank you so much! 😊

It was eating grass.

Dear Sontika Sitaya, I don't know if you were present during our visit. We were a group of nearly 20 tourists, visiting Kenya, myself for the second time. We were shown around by the community chief, Mr. Wilson, a very nice gentleman, along with others including community doctor Mr. James. We didn't take the video secretly, nor has it been posted on KZbin for money. Our beautiful and memorable experience with the community has been shared with a view to letting others know more about the lovely community and inspiring them to visit Kenya. No mala fide intention played in sharing the video. I appreciate your worry. Thank you.

Do you mean that mud-smeared hippos look like pigs?

When one Taken is provoked or ? all Takens join the fight. Goat with attitude. there is a farm that's raises em as well and how they have to segregate and provide care to them in that they enclose one in a box of trucks whereas the others cant see. I love em man they hit hard with that head.

Unless instigated, they are quite gentle.

I love em I have no idea bout them Im learning.

Yes

Of course, they do have the right.

Unless we humans give them their land

@@IVANTHETERRIBLE2350 Heights of hypocrisy to say elephants are free and to keep elephants in captivity , poke them with ankush , hit them with sticks , force them to obey unnatural commands , force them to walk on hard surfaces harmful to their feet , sit on their back damaging their delicate neck and shout at them and constantly irritate them , the elephants being able to hear even below 20 db. All mahouts and animal trainers should be retired with a pension. All captive elephants should be released in a sanctuary to be formed into a herd and should freed in their own elephant corridors to roam free in the forest , eat to their heart's content and bathe in the rivers with their own family and herd and preserve the forests and prevent mud sliding and floods and safeguard us.

Very right.

You are right, Leslie. Adults often express childish outbursts of enthusiasm. I think the authority can keep it in check.

I agree. Seems there is always some squeaky voiced preteen girl in videos like this. Shut up and enjoy the moment.

Most welcome :)

Probably they were already fed. But we don't have to worry because the kids are sincerely looked after by the authority.

Those babies already ate, but they are trying to be cheeky and take milk form another. The keepers are very gentle, but you are talking about a 170 lb man trying to handle a 300-500 lb animal.

Why does a toddler throw a tantrum

​@fabianjoy12875 For the same reasons human toddlers throw them. They could be tired, want more food than their own meal, they can be jealous of another ele, maybe they are playing too rough with another baby & an older ele auntie/nanny/mini-matriarch steps in to break things up. But eles have an amazing capacity to forgive easily & move on for the good of the herd.

I don't think the kid was discriminated in favor of the others because the keepers take sincere care of the little guys. Maybe there was some reason behind.

@@IVANTHETERRIBLE2350 Yes might be.

@@sharayupol70 I think that elephant might have got his two bottles, but is asking for more

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Thank you, Sharayu Pol for your beautiful comment.

Thank u Saikat Rudra for appreciating my comment. I m so much in love with the Mesmerizing Elephants.