Elephants - Back to the Wild | Part 2 - The Return of the Elephants | Free Documentary Nature

Elephants - Back to the Wild: Part 2 | Wildlife Documentary
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An entire year of the life of orphan elephants is captured on film, where we witness them grow up and be reintroduced into the wild. The film showcases the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust and its breeding and rehabilitation station for elephants. In two episodes, we are taken to two unique locations in Kenya and tell stories of the breeding, release, and conservation efforts of elephants. We use never before seen footage that perfectly shows the coexistence of elephants and the highly emotional relationships that elephant groups maintain. The result is a spectacular look at the wonderful animals and their habitat.
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Episode two continues to showcase the work that the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust and its breeding and rehabilitation station does for elephants. We visit two unique locations in Kenya and conclude with stories of the breeding, release, and conservation efforts this trust and its temporary family of elephants.

[@biokosmos]

we need to make grow the elephants population!

[@kathryngleason9197]

This is a great documentary Thank you.

[@lisaching9427]

Very good documentary. I don't believe that there's any elephant breeding program at SWT.

[@Nitka022]

@@biokosmos In some parts of Africa they are coming back! Check African Parks org. They are looking after 20 parks now and in those parks there is ZERO poaching. Rangers are armed to the teeth, there are patrols and community engagements, and fences. They re wild those places and that includes transporting eles from one Park to another....numbers are slowly coming up....but not everywhere....

[@wendydebois1685]

@@Nitka022 that's so good to hear that! 😊

[@jacobfinder7476]

These dedicated people are angels.

[@chebetviggy7965]

My Beautiful country and its beautiful people❤Thanks for caring those wild babies

[@barrackzain5092]

Kabisa 🔥🔥

[@boontan6636]

Tsavo north is not a safe place once. But now, the reward is seeing so many elephants in the wild have come back. I hope the authority of Kenya continue their patrol to protect the elephants.

[@Nitka022]

I hope they have armed rangers!....armed to the teeth....There is no room for poachers anymore...if eles disappear again they may not recover...

[@stephanier.tinney343]

The fact they won’t recover is guaranteed if poaching isn’t completely wiped from the earth. It’s already pretty iffy that they will bounce back, I think.

[@4Waridi]

They mentioned there is an anti poaching unit in Tsavo North. There are other units within other national parks. The Kenya Wildlife Society officers also provide medical assistance when needed to the animals. You can see some of their work on Dave Mani youtube channel.

[@TheraP2014]

I Love Benjamin Kyalo. May GOD Bless him and keep him and all the elephants safe from harm 💕

[@marieannlaforteza5603]

Thank you for the rescue of the elephant. God repays kindness to His creation.

[@GALERYKICAU]

very good documentation for the continuation of the elephant's life

[@spicyirwin5835]

Now we have to help by not heating up tge earth! Fossil fuel addiction. USA has no bullet trains is so sad!

[@j_toledo419]

Amazing place, amazing people, awesome elephants 😏👍

[@lenniedavis1294]

Watching the 2 Elephants break out and then hearing "Benjamin let's them go" that just made my heart melt! I love this documentary!

[@lisamb8128]

So many people are unaware of just how similar elephants are to humans. Their intelligence and ability to show compassion is astounding.

[@badgyrl310]

My unpopular opinion: I think they may be smarter than humans. 🤷🏽‍♀

[@lisamb8128]

@@badgyrl310 I share your opinion! They're definitely more intelligent than alot of humans!

[@kelvinmwilu2936]

Wow my country 🇰🇪am soo proud

[@guymanges3628]

God bless the Elephants and all for what you do...

[@yanlinchen9083]

Thank you, guardian angels!

[@DianaBamaRN]

Thank you to all that made this documentary. Sheldrick’s needs the wonderful publicity. The more people that know about them the more $ will be donated. Taking care of these babies from rescue to the age of 10-13 when they return to the wild is an enormously huge expense and the only way the get $ is from us. So please donate whatever you can. Even $5 or $10 will feed a couple of babies a bottle! That milk is expensive you know because they have to add supplements and coconut oil to it.

[@anotherthez7598]

I love them. Those babies are the cutest things on Earth!

[@rommelorbigo6857]

Wonderful work! It's a relief to hear a host say "return to the wild" instead of "return back to the wild" for once.

[@animals-world]

beautiful video.thank you

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

Always a pleasure

[@eshea3661]

Absolute proof that Angels do walk this earth the majestic Elephants are aware!

[@justjonni9330]

This was such a blessing to witness!!!! Man has not been kind to this majestic breed for many, many years… nearly wiping them out due to their greed. I'm so thankful for the work all of you angels have done and are still doing to bring back the population of one of Gods greatest and sweetest animals….. Elephants🐘

[@StephanieYoungChannl]

Happy to see the orphan elephant babies returning to the wild, and socializing with other elephants.

[@wendydebois1685]

This video makes me feel so happy inside! Happy tears!!😂💗🤗These little elephants are so lucky. Thankyou to these amazing human beings!!! God bless you all! What would these elephants do without you!🐘❤

[@raihanabari783]

Successful work of DSWT. Thank you!

[@marinemom351]

I just started watching and already very emotional. I have loved elephants since I was a little girl and I am almost 70. My first tattoo is a mother elephant and her baby, in honor of my 18 year old son who passed away. They touch my soul for sure.

[@jdiepjd]

My condolences!!! God bless!!!!

[@ellybean5868]

What wonderful relationships the keepers have with their charges. The two male elephants remind me of a couple of teenagers sneaking out lol

[@StephanieYoungChannl]

The music in this second part is so majestic! It's perfect for the rehabilitation of such majestic creatures into the wild. :)

[@boontan6636]

Very deep appreciation to all Caregivers. The elephants strive on because of your sacrificial care for them. God bless all of you!

[@richardjohnson5529]

It is a wonderful documentary showing how the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust are bringing back Elephants to the area that was once empty because of the cruel Murder of Elephants but thanks to Sheldrick Wildlife Trust and the Kenyan Wildlife Service they are back.

[@maribs4636]

Love so much this orphan elephant

[@johnthorpe1349]

Never get tired of watching these beautiful creatures there just something so great about elephant 🐘❤️🐘 Migwech 😉

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

I agree. They’re true gentle giants.

[@sandrabentley8111]

What a tremendous job these Elephant carers do! Just amazing and they are so good at what they do and understand the whole psychi of the Elephant. Just blows me away and I am so grateful to them and the lady in charge and the whole Trust for doing this. I hope others will join me in donating to them through their website, so they can continue the work.

[@spicyirwin5835]

So to love an elephant to let him/her go to the wild is true love. So Dame Daphe has to keep diff keepers shifting for the elephants sake also. They can die from a broken heart & missing the bond with just ONE keeper would hurt too much. Dont know how keepers let them go, especially when u find that true bond. Is this why only males r keepers bc they know it is best for the elephant to be free?

[@mamaboocee]

@@spicyirwin5835 i think it mostly men because of two reasons. The men have more muscle mass to deal with these powerful animals - they can be dangerous even when just being playful and i think their indigenous society prohibits women from having these kinds of jobs although there are some women there in this kind of work. And yes, the men might be more psychologically equipped to actually let the elephants eventually go - although women also want their "children" to succeed in life without them. I know that is my wish for my children - to succeed without needing me.

[@cplmpcocptcl6306]

SEE= Herd elephant orphanage. Wonderful channel.

[@lisamb8128]

I agree! I have so much respect for her and others who give selflessly to protect them.

[@Nitka022]

I have been following Sheldrick for quite awhile now..:-) I adopted 4 babies (2 girls and 2 boys - going for a fifth soon!) and donate to their water projects regularly....WATER IS EVERYTHING ....Dame Daphne passed away in 2018 - huge huge lose...Her daughter, Angela is now in charge....xoxox

[@rosemaryortega9879]

MOST BEAUTIFUL REAL LIFE VIDEO! I LOVE IT! :-)

[@taimirnorth]

Let us be proud of the people "s efforts to save these beautiful creatures in such adventurous destinations!

[@craftycrafter1960]

True that but it sickens me to know what has been done to so many species 😢

[@michelefritze3988]

I watch the Instagram clips of Sheldrick Orphans. I love that a wild male joined Jatta. The wild older males needing water is a bonus.This documentary is a real find. Thank you. 🙏🕊🌹💞

[@spicyirwin5835]

So worried with global warming they might not be able to find water. Heard certain parts of Africa has not only famine but ppl r dying of thirst also. Elephants r smarter than humans but if patriarchs r dead then history of finding water died also! So wish humans could be loving as elephants r! Thought huge male was looking for some action, not water. Around too many tomcats. Wonder if lack of water is why calf was abandoned like that? Spunky calf!🐘💜🐘

[@romaseverne7969]

8 5

[@jeanash9502]

Thank you KZbin for posting this necessary information

[@marciehall541]

Thank you so much for the beautiful story of how these orphans are lovingly cared for and successfully returned to the wild. God bless all of you that are involved in this. 💜🐘💜

[@shanesanko1408]

Such a beautiful video just tremendous what you guys do , such beautiful animals

[@anandshakti1]

Thank-you soooo much- this is wonderful from start to finish. The elephants are so precious and all of the helpers. The head of the caretakers is such a very kind and gracious man- the whole documentary is magnificent and I feel profound gratitude for all they are doing.

[@user-ge7xq4oj5q]

🎉🎉🎉

[@pennyhinz6611]

AWE SWEET ANIMALS N VERY SMART. ....

[@mamaboocee]

Much love to these Elephant caregivers! You people are amazing and selfless. The elephants are precious in every way!❣

[@juditate111]

Wonderful! The ending almost brought me to tears to see the wild elephants and the orphans all going to a place where they will now be safe. They are all so beautiful that it is hard to believe that poachers would just about make them extinct. This is a wonderful video. Thank you. The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is most certainly successful. Thank you to all the Carers that do such a great job.

[@spicyirwin5835]

Elephants found their way back to their nursery with no GPS. Have a friend with no sense of direction, like my mom didnt have. Quite a walk also. Pls God protect them from poachers!🐘🙏💜

[@gr8fuldeb699]

Its said they know an underground map like sonar that thr matriarch can read.

[@TheraP2014]

I wish there were parts 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and keeps going forever. I love this so much, and Benjamin, the Elephants and all the Keepers 💕

[@hjthomson9006]

I'm beside myself with joy that these magnificent beings are safe & that wild 🐘 have come to join them. I love 🐘 with all my heart ❤️ they are my people & it gives me great pleasure to see them thriving again. From the bottom of my heart I thank each & every human involved in giving a bright future back to these beautiful creatures. I am in awe & will always be eternally grateful 🙏 to u all. Bless u many times over. Love From New Zealand xo 💕

[@seatabarnett6772]

very interesting video I love it n the self sacrificing effort you did for these baby orphans elephants really impress me.❤🇯🇲

[@christinemoyia1814]

Respect sheldrick!!

[@bobbymueller6280]

great hearing from the caregivers who know what they are talking about ,living with the elephants

[@slomo1716]

Absolutely stunning camera work for this documentary for the beautiful Elephants! Great project Great success! God Bless the keepers and the elephants!

[@dr.brandileebunge]

Absolutely beautiful wonderful & healing watch these magical magnificent gentle giants. Thank you for this amazing documentary!!! I appreciate all the love dedication of the trainers staff & care givers your gift to humanity & the amazing animal kingdom.🐘💗🐘

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

I agree with you on all counts. The trainers and rangers and generally everyone who devotes their life to helping animals have my respect and I think they’re awesome.

[@fabianjoy12875]

No trainers okay teaching

[@priscillawatson7049]

what a wonderful project!

[@suelittle253]

I think Yatta was introducing her future mate to the keeper. May also be why the other 4 mature bulls showed up. Usually they win out over younger bulls, but in this case she may have already made her selection.

[@Nitka022]

Yes! My thoughts exactly. BUT there are other young females....never fear! New generations are coming! Great, healthy gen pool! AND they are tuskers!...AND protected in Tsavo...There is hope for better tomorrow for sure......xoxoxox

[@hv3115]

Yatta is a cougar!

[@terefefeyssa877]

Sue pleLittle: Yatta is a very good example

[@MrSyed909]

excellent work...God bless you regards.

[@pennyhinz6611]

SWEET N BEAUTIFUL 😊😊😊😊😊😊 😊😊😊😊😊

[@aychanel168]

wau gajahnya nurut sekali sama pawangnya dan pemandangan di alam liar sangat indah sekali saudaraku

[@dorothyrobdau7365]

I enjoyed the documentary very much. I follow a few other elephant rescue herds as well, and the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust has it all: breeding, rehab and release. The ellie carers of all the groups are just so dedicated and really love their elephant families. they are to be commended for their hard work delivered so kindly everyday, I am so happy to see the elephant population slowly coming back to this area of Africa, where once poaching was happening. Now those dominant bulls will spread the word to their wild families to come, it is now safe to come back!!

[@joelslotnikoff9085]

The sheltrick trust does not breed elephants. They rescue babies orphaned by poaching and human wildlife conflict, raise them and return them to the wild.

[@cameronhowe1110]

They don’t breed elephants lol.

[@cplmpcocptcl6306]

I love 💕 everyone helping these beauties.

[@carmenwright4252]

I feel so happy seeing the elegant gathering back and greeting each other i must say thank to the founder and those men you can see the love 💘 they have for those Elephant well done 👏 😀

[@JalalKhan-vc1sr]

I love wildlife documentaries

[@nancylong886]

Thank you so much for what you are doing to save our elephants. They are a magnificent animal and poachers when caught should spend the rest of their lives in prison. I love going to the zoo and seeing these animals

[@joelslotnikoff9085]

I know what you mean but these animals do not belong in zoos

[@realityadvised2543]

Zoos are No No...200%

[@realityadvised2543]

If they walk 100 meters/ kilometers? A day; why would you enslave them in a zoo?

[@user-kiss66]

Очаровательные слоники 🐘💞

[@johnmesser522]

Wish I could live out the rest of my life in the company of these majestic creatures..

[@jdiepjd]

My thought is the same. I love them so much!

[@mentayflor]

The documentary is great and the work to rehabilitar the orphan elefants is incredible. But if they do not control the poarchers they just are given them more elephats to kill.

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

These guys’ jobs is to care for the animals. They can’t really be patrolling for poachers too but I get your point. I’m sure they work together with rangers who do keep an eye out for poaching.

[@mentayflor]

Thankyou!!💜💚🧡

[@peterwakaba4605]

There is need to reduce poaching which is decreasing since the shoot to kill order where the rangers are fatally shooting poachers but there is also drought that is responsible for more orphans

[@jennifermcdonald5432]

I too agree that the poachers need MUCH tougher penalties! I understand life is incredibly hard for the people who have to try to survive on nothing, and it must be tempting to try to get some money from the elephants tusks. It’s hellishly hard to watch your children go hungry, for anyone, but the price is just too high. Besides, I think most poachers are professional murderers, not starving villagers. We need elephants in our world, our children need to be able to experience these magnificent animals too! The best way to deal with poachers is for absolutely no one to buy, use or sell ANYTHING with ivory in it!

[@gabe-po9yi]

Fantastic news that the wild ones are coming back. Juvenile males without adult bulls to mentor and teach them how to behave can wreak havoc and they also go into musthe too early. When they were showing Korah (sp) sparring with the other young orphan bull, he shouldn’t be that aggressive at his age. If adult bulls were around, they would temper this behavior and their mere presence would stop young bulls from going into early musthe.

[@Notfunnysam]

Beautiful.

[@EXPEDITIONKENYASAFARI]

Was there in September 2022 with our Guests and what an amazing experience from the staff and the ellies. My favorite moment was with elephant Kauro who remembered me from our first encounter at David Sheldrick several years ago

[@chafiralkiama]

اللهم صل وسلم على نبيك ورسولك محمد وعلى آله وصحبه

[@boontan6636]

Superb programme! We look forward to part 3. Maybe the story of individual elephant.

[@SCAO22]

So Beautiful. Loved it😇🙏💝

[@liseouellet9705]

Wonderful documentary .Thank you 😊 💓

[@lesleyhocking3839]

A beautiful video absolutely breathtaking 💞

[@angelaeriksen4436]

David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust takes all their orphans so well comparing to the elephants in Asia. I have watched part 1 and part 2 numerous times because it makes me so happy to see them living well and happy.

[@KittenBowl1]

Amazing elephant happy story!! Loved it to the core!! Thank you for providing such great care to orphan and ex orphan as well as wild elephants who joined the happy elephant family! 💖

[@debbieharmon6739]

Love this

[@biokosmos]

yes another great adventure to watch!

[@sheririce4257]

Wow . This is amazing how this man has revived the herd in this area . His dedication is so important to their survival . He is a true hero ❤👑🐘

[@carolinecarty1829]

I can keep watching this video forever!!

[@seanconnery1277]

19.6.2022.Very good and best.

[@fghgg5840]

I love animals

[@robertcraig4704]

SUPER AWESOME 🙌🙌🙌

[@shezzy50]

Love the fabulous work you do here !!! Congratulations on taking care of these beautiful animals :-)

[@Rose-vq5bi]

Beautiful,excellent, amazing, awesome,gorgeous, awesome, exquisite,thumbs up 100 percent these beautiful documentaries on our beautiful animals. Thank you so much best documentaries than any other. God bless you all.

[@monicaheriot1778]

I love Elephants so much! So thank for those caregivers! God bless ❤️

[@carolinecarty1829]

This is the third time ive watched this video. I just love these ellies

[@quantumcat7673]

Benjamin Kyalo experience and know how allied with genuine love for the elephant is amazing! He is a hero in my heart.

[@lfrost6718]

Wonderful! Many thanks for all you do!

[@Nitka022]

Amazing story of North Tsavo coming back to live with wild eles thanks to orphans moving there...Never knew that! It is such a beautiful place and so huge! IF well protected it will be a paradise or lost Eden re discovered.....THANK YOU!! xoxoxox

[@sheilafox7500]

Awesome video! What a great Job. Thank you!

[@trafalgar22a8]

300622 Heartwarming.

[@user-pg7hy6zn5r]

ゾウのさん！たくさん居ます！やはり！大きいね！コゾウ‼️美味しいミルク🐮‼️可愛い❤️

[@Sammy-kn2nb]

They are such beautiful majestic intelligent creatures that need our protection so they can survive for many many generations. There should never be a price for killing any of our animals. They deserve our protection always.

[@laurenthomas7074]

This was a fantastic documentary! It was also lovely to see a case where the expert in the field is someone who is actually from the region, not a random white American

[@bethanyhin718]

Elephants are incredible animals!!!!💖💖💖💖

[@mentayflor]

El documental es muy bueno! La obra de rehabilitar a los bebes tambien es monumental. 💜 Pero si no controlan a los cazadores furtivos solo sirve para darles.mas animales que cazar. Primero es eliminar la caza furtiva al cien por ciento Por logica. Y asi no habrian mas elefantitos huérfanos. 🙋🏻‍♀️🇦🇷💚

[@4Waridi]

They mentioned there is an anti poaching unit in Tsavo North. There are other units in national parks. The Kenya Wildlife officers also provide medical assistance when needed to the animals. You can see some of their work on Dave Mani youtube channel.

[@niellroystannard8017]

Beautiful how the elder ones coddle, assure, surrounding and protecting the smallest!

[@denisewarner4770]

thnk u for this documentry ... its just lovely seeing the elephants and watching them live together.. .

[@bhavanayadava5585]

Such wonderful keepers and rangers for these majestic creatures! Kudos !!

[@Rose-vq5bi]

These men are guardian 😇 with love,compassionate,caring, 😍 hearts of gold, 👍 caregivers for these beautiful gentle gaints. God bless each and everyone of you guardians angels for taking care of the elephants gods creation.

[@taz5573]

Love elephants and all animals wild and not wild, there better friends than humans. Thank you for helping beautiful elephants

[@gprocky2010]

Such a great movie 🎬 thanks ✅️ 😊

[@marieannlaforteza5603]

Who will protect themselves?

[@bellaolum9768]

The older ones protect the young ones

[@robertcronin6603]

Great documentary... a bit too much drama music perhaps but definitely good 👍

[@sheilafox7500]

Hope they are still protected!