Tracking and Catch Ups with Lundi, Setombe and Klaserie 🐘

[@evangeline3152]

Thank you Godknows for another great video. I didn’t know that Somopane was considered the tracker of the herd. I love learning more about the family dynamics and personalities of the herd.

[@voiciray]

I think he's the resident genius. He's so smart as he showed when he sneaked out of the stockades that night in spite of the electric fence.

[@shirleymorris7760]

Somopane was used some years ago to track poachers. He was actually able to track them through water. So yes, indeed, he is an expert tracker!

[@MrBarney03]

Thank you for sharing this video…it’s good so see that there’s some standing water…hopefully you’re having the rains you need…so interesting to watch the elephants curiosity…nothing goes unnoticed…🐘🐘🐘

[@janparish7895]

Thank you once again Godknows for an interesting and beautifully filmed video. You have a very quiet and calm demeanor! 💖🐘🐘🐘💖🙏🙏

[@laurierice7687]

Lundi is a clever girl❤ I didn't know ellies tracked lions, that was a surprise to me! Blessings & Love to you all💞 💙🐘💙🐘💙

[@patriciamaclennan5634]

I'm guessing it's a case of "know thy enemy". They are so intelligent...love them.🐘🐘🐘😍

[@laurierice7687]

@patriciamaclennan5634 They certainly are intelligent. I'm learning so much about them! Can't help but love these gentle giants🥰 💙🐘💙🐘💙

[@candidaprout560]

Love all of them elephants 🐘 ❤️ and all animals. Hi khanisa ❤️💕. Thanks very much Adine 🌹 and wonderful careers 🍀

[@lynnej7219]

Lovely to hear about the dynamics in the herd. Thank you Godknows

[@feathermtn1490]

Thank you Godknows. That was a very interesting, up-close and informative video. You are so lucky to experience the Ellies in such a way💖💖.

[@teresajones2807]

Thank you Godknows for sharing your knowledge ❤

[@poppamic]

Beautiful sky's, lush greenery and magnificent 🐘's 🤗❤️🐘

[@paddlefoot5692]

These videos out in the bush are great! TY all carers for the filming along with narration. !

[@herdelephantorphanage]

Thank you for your appreciation! 🐘💚

[@MsLilac88]

Hello Adine, I always love your beautiful elephants, they are intelligent. 😊 I hope you guys are doing fine. 💜🙏

[@herdelephantorphanage]

It's wonderful to see how much they inspire you!

[@MsLilac88]

Chinese new year is coming in Singapore on 29 & 30 January 2025, hope you guys continue to upload videos about your elephants. 😊

[@monikawagner8416]

Lundi, Setombe and Klaserie the lovely ladies of the HERD❤️❤️🐘🐘!!

[@ivorycoast8487]

Love 💕

[@vivianaiacomelli3080]

Intelligente mother Lundi! Prende l'acqua con la proboscide la mette in una buchetta impasta e si spruzza il fango addosso per proteggersi dagli insetti. Che tesoro Lundi che sei! Grazie Godknows del video e spiegazioni.❤Italia

[@luciennescarano8330]

Cela fait plaisir de voir autant de verdures🌳🌳🌿☘️🍀

[@lesleyhook3472]

Thank you so much, Godknows; another lovely venture into the bush with the ellies where there is always something to observe and learn 🙏 I see now where Khanyisa picked up crossing her back legs 😉🥰🐘🥰

[@69nisab]

Great video. Really enjoyed Godknows’ insights.

[@herdelephantorphanage]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@shelleyroberts9472]

It’s always good to see Lundi. She seems to be quite a character. Setombe is one of my favorites. I think maybe that’s because of how she cared for Phabeni. Still miss him. Sebakwe is another favorite, but I really do love all of them.

[@nidiaclark889]

Thank you Godknows!

[@jeanwalker8276]

Thank you God knows for sharing this video and teaching is more about our amazing gentle giants.Love you all.🙏👏👏👍❤❤🐘🐘🐘🐘❤

[@deeT02]

Interesting to see Lundi alone. The way shes mixing that mud to put on her body shows the intelligence of elephants. ❤

[@ShedaKhan-m8x]

So interesting. Lundi making mud, how clever, and tracking lions! I was completely unaware that Lundi and Setombe don't get along. Hello Khanyisa wherever you are! Thanks Godknows, riveting stuff.

[@katy9577]

Thank you career Godknows for this beautiful video👏👏🌹

[@francescaa8331]

Thank you for sharing this video, Godknows.

[@herdelephantorphanage]

It is wonderful to have viewers who appreciate these little glimpses into the herd's day.

[@jacquelinewilks2186]

Thank you for the beautiful video❤🐘😘🐘

[@herdelephantorphanage]

We are so happy you enjoyed the video!

[@leftinthedryer]

Nice video of the ladies today!! 🤗❤️🐘

[@nenephant4831]

Thank you Godknows for this video 😊 All the bushes turning so green now, it's a wonderful sight 💚 Interesting work by Lundi ☺Hope she'll get to the treasure she's looking for 🙄 ❤🐘❤🐘❤🐘

[@seycas118]

Just makes me want to go to Africa, meet these beautiful giants and put my arms around them and tell them how precious and special they are to us all❤❤❤ Thank you Carer Godknows for your wisdom, service and kindness… I love you all and appreciate your information always… God bless, love from Canada 🙏🏼💕🇨🇦

[@herdelephantorphanage]

Thank you for your heartfelt message and support! We appreciate it.

[@voiciray]

Wonderful video and narration, Godknows. What a privilege and joy to share these beautiful moments of calm with our eles, birds chirping softly in the background, lush greenery all around. ❤️🐘❤️ I didn't know Lundi and Setombe don't get along. I thought that Lundi and Bubi don't get along because their boys are always fighting. 😂 They're so complex as a group with interesting dynamics. I like that personal feelings aside, respect and a preference for peace always comes first in ele society.

[@herdelephantorphanage]

It's truly a privilege to witness and share these serene moments with the elephants. The lush greenery, the gentle sounds of nature, and the intricate dynamics within the herd create a captivating experience. The relationships among the elephants, like those between Lundi and Setombe, or Lundi and Bubi, highlight the complexity and depth of their social structures. Despite occasional conflicts, their preference for peace and mutual respect is a testament to their intelligence and emotional depth. 🐘❤️

[@stephensfarms7165]

Good morning Adina down in South Africa. Elephants are looking good, that makes me happy to see them eating and foraging the bush. Ron from Denver, Colorado, USA 🇺🇸.

[@herdelephantorphanage]

Good evening, Ron! It's wonderful to hear from you all the way from Denver.

[@dorothywestcott2408]

Of course it would be Lundi 🐘tracking lions 🤣. What a clever girl Lundi is. Making her own mud. I did not realize that Setombe 🐘 and Lundi 🐘did not get along. I know my foster Setombe 🐘 was the dominant Cow just not the Matriarch. Thank you Godknows for another very interesting video.❤️🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘❤️

[@herdelephantorphanage]

Just like in any family, not all members always get along, but when the need arises, they’ll always be there for one another. The dynamics between Lundi and Setombe can be quite complex. Setombe, being the dominant female, has a sensitive and wary nature. She tends to be skittish and doesn’t mix much with the other adult cows, preferring the company of her best friend, the dominant bull Sebakwe, and her daughter, Klaserie. Lundi, on the other hand, is best friends with Tokwe, the herd's matriarch. Although there are occasional conflicts, the elephants in the herd generally value peace and mutual respect.

[@dorothywestcott2408]

@herdelephantorphanage thank you for clarifying that for me. I know they all have each other's back if the need arises. This is truly an amazing family of elephants ❤️🐘❤️

[@Malskivvy]

Great video Godknows, you're doing really well ❤

[@shirleymorris7760]

Thank you, Godknows. You do have a calm demeanor as someone else wrote. You're wuite lovely to listen to. Im happy to see this vibrant green colour in the bush. I hope you're getting enough rain to make up for water losses during the drought. ❤🙏🐘

[@herdelephantorphanage]

Thank you for your kind words! It's wonderful to hear that you're enjoying the vibrant green in the bush.

[@mamatasarkar6620]

Today is the remarkable day for these beautiful and gorgeous ladies. Lundi, Setombe and Kelaresi, Hi Adine. Hi Godknows. Thank you. ❤🙏🙏

[@herdelephantorphanage]

Thank you so much for your kind words, and for being part of this amazing journey with us.

[@Kuklapolitan]

Hi Godknows...HIYA LUNDI. What have you found in that spot my girl? Hey there Setombe and Klaserie! Wow, they all know who is who so the hierarchy is well preserved with this herd.

[@debraevans6795]

THANK YOU FOR SHARING GODKNOWS! SENDING TRUNKFULS OF LOVE TO ALL HERD CARERS AND ELEPHANTS!🫶🐘🐾🌍🙏☮️🐘

[@marie-clauderecchia4531]

Lundi is a bit of an adventurer, an explorer and the protector of her herd's outposts and she doesn't hesitate to chase away intruding Buffalos, Rhinos or Hippos This time she's on the trail of the Lions and it's more serious, but instead of Lions she's found a perfect spot on the riverbed where she could make her own mud This time Godknows has to be careful to avoid the shower Dame Setombe appears and the magic is gone Our Lundi gives way to her and moves away, leaving her alone with Klaserie, her beloved daughter. Thank you Godknows for allowing us to follow our Lundi on the trail of the Lions Excellent video ! ❤🐘🫶

[@herdelephantorphanage]

Lundi truly embodies the spirit of adventure and protection within her herd.

[@vivianaiacomelli3080]

@@marie-clauderecchia4531 👏👍👋👋

[@Prelooker]

Thank you Godknows!! ♥ I love the carers camera, sharing with us their knowledge and what for them may be little everyday things, and for us is a world of wonder ♥

[@herdelephantorphanage]

It’s wonderful to have viewers who appreciate the little things.

[@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat]

So smart how she's making her own mud bath. Thank you for the video.❤

[@camp44mag]

Thank you for describing such concise details of the scene and their behaviors, and sharing your expert knowledge, Godknows, and the general notes of how they respect Setombe. Terrific camera work as well, that is a gem!

[@herdelephantorphanage]

It's wonderful to hear that you appreciate the detailed descriptions and insights into the elephants' behaviours. The respect they show for Setombe is truly remarkable, and it's a testament to their complex social dynamics.

[@katieciccoianni4415]

Thank you Godknows for such an interesting video. You have a wealth of information about elephant behavior. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@herdelephantorphanage]

It's wonderful to see the appreciation for the knowledge and care shared in the video. Elephants are truly fascinating animals, and learning about their behaviour helps us understand and protect them better

[@evonwilliams-z7b]

They are just so beautiful all three of them thank you for sharing i loved it please stay safe and blessed all of you 🎉😂😂❤❤❤🐘🐘🎇

[@herdelephantorphanage]

It's heartwarming to hear your appreciation for these beautiful elephants.

[@inukshuksixtyfour1164]

Thank you, as always, for your lovely & educational 'peeks' into these wonderful souls' everyday lives. ❤️🍃🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘...🍃❤️🫶

[@ChrisLuvsAmber]

I love watching videos of the elephants behavior

[@margrithoffmann7022]

Clever animals. I am learning each time a little more about them! Godknows knows how to create interesting videos

[@herdelephantorphanage]

Thank you for your kind words! It’s wonderful to have viewers who appreciate the little things.

[@cgj12]

DIY spa day! You go girl!

[@GeneralGoji2]

“Tracks are fresh, lions must’ve gone this way, gonna get that fur goat eventually”

[@ladyjustice1474]

Lundi wanted to give that lion a warning. Clever elephants.😊

[@carolmichael1099]

I’ve been watching for years now! Just love your herd!

[@herdelephantorphanage]

It is a privilege to share their journey with you.

[@BEVERLY-e4s]

Thank you God knows.

[@judycook4314]

This is so interesting! It’s smart to have a tracker so you know where your enemies are!

[@alindsey3619]

Thank you Godknows. Great narrating. We always love to hear the nuances of the herd relationships and little anecdotes. And the elephant tracks. Would love to see others like the lion tracks.

[@Hope-Lenders]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful herd!

[@paddyjenkins8458]

Godknows your Ellie’s are amazing,

[@peterwin3013]

They all are cute!

[@anitasyvalahti1730]

Beautiful trio, Lundi, Setombe , Klaserie 🌳🌿🍀❤. Thank you carer, Godknows.

[@FranJarvis]

It's amazing they let you get that close.

[@dixiee3554]

That was very interesting! The way Lundi was making mud!😮 ❤

[@dbolognani]

Thank you, Godknows, for this sweet video. I am sure it is terribly hot there now, but at least there is water everywhere for the elephants to enjoy mud bathing in and loads of fresh greenery all around for them to eat. ❤

[@herdelephantorphanage]

You're very welcome! It's indeed a hot time of the year, but the abundance of water and fresh greenery is a blessing for the elephants.

[@a95569]

They are such beautiful, fascinating creatures. I love dogs, but in terms of wild animals, elephants and giraffe are my favorites.

[@deborjhablackwell6162]

Once again, we witness using the trunk as a tool for the mud recipe. Bravo!

[@herdelephantorphanage]

It's always a delight to see them in action, showcasing their intelligence and adaptability.

[@patdrake8859]

Thank you Godknows for letting us know what was going on.

[@herdelephantorphanage]

We are happy you enjoyed the update!

[@cynthiamoore3250]

Ahhh a ellies on the move 😊🐘❤

[@bettyfeliciano7322]

Thank you so much Godknows for sharing this video of Lundi, Setombe & Klaserie! I had no idea that elephants tracked lions! 😮. I love watching the elephants using their trunks & feet to make mud. I thought for a minute that Lundi was going to toss some mud on you for good measure! lol. Abundant blessings to you, the other carers, Adine, & the elephants! 🥰🙏❤️

[@herdelephantorphanage]

😄 Thank you for your kind blessings and support. It means a lot to all of us.

[@Sassy33]

Carer Godknows, thank you for tracking and explaining.

[@emhollister8661]

Great video! Could we get more information on the family dynamics?

[@camp44mag]

The channel's playlists are a treasure of many subjects.

[@marjoriehopkins1630]

Thank you for that informative and interesting video!

[@barbarachambers7974]

Lundi is making sure she knows where the lions are so the HERD will be prepared in case they show themselves. 😊

[@beckybanta126]

So interesting watching Lundi working/task oriented. Thank you for explaining. I appreciate respect given to Setome as dominant cow, but wonder why Lundi & her clash. Also wonder how the carers keep cool in such heat. 😲🌞😊

[@Bloodnok49]

I think Phabeni's brief appearance unwittingly highlighted the differences at the top of the hierarchy. Do you recall the vids where Setombe was particular about who was allowed to allomother Phabeni, and how she kept Tokwe and Lundi at a distance? On the other hand, Setombe would allow Bubi to share the allomother duties. I am stretching it here, but Tokwe apparently became the matriarch when the 4 cows came south from Zim in 2002. Accordingl to the natural elephant order, this should have been Setombe at 17, as the oldest and biggest cow. And yet, a 14 year old (Tokwe) usurped her position. I can only conclude that Setombe may have been suffering from the elephant equivalent of PTSD - and if you want to find an easy cause, google elephant rides PTSD.

[@camp44mag]

@Bloodnok49, Those are interesting insights if correct. I wonder what the HERD folks think. I only found the HERD channel a month or two before phabeni died, and haven't yet watched many of his prior videos.

[@Bloodnok49]

@camp44mag ty. I have tried to make it clear where I am having to surmise: but there is older evidence in the healthy vid archive where Adine refers to Setombe making poor decisions. And even though the archive is over 16 years on from 2002, Setombe is usually reserved with humans and keeps close to her daughter; I dont think I was the only one who was pleasantly surprised to see Setombe come forward with Phabeni and come out of her shell. Just as Adine had observed Klaserie stabilised Setombe, so Phabeni seemed to be the final part of Setombe''s healing as Setombe asserted herself and you could see her forming her own select band of allomothers. There was one vid where (unless I misheard) I think Tigere said Lundi and Tokwe were afraid of Setombe.

[@camp44mag]

@Bloodnok49, Yes, if I recall correctly, I heard similar things regarding Setombe's strengths and challenges. All together, understanding the history and circumstances better makes it even more heartbreaking now to think of Setombe's level of pain and grieving.

[@herdelephantorphanage]

It's fascinating to observe Lundi's task-oriented behaviour. The dynamics between Setombe and Lundi could be influenced by several factors. Setombe, as the dominant female, has a sensitive and wary nature. She tends to be skittish and doesn’t interact much with the other adult cows, preferring the company of her best friend, the dominant bull Sebakwe, and her daughter, Klaserie. Lundi, on the other hand, is best friends with Tokwe, the herd’s matriarch. In any family or social group, there are individuals who don’t always see eye to eye, and elephants are no different. Despite their occasional conflicts, the herd generally prioritises peace and mutual respect. Ultimately, the herd’s cohesion is maintained, as they rely on each other for survival and support. Elephants, much like humans, have complex social dynamics, and occasionally, individual personalities don’t align perfectly. As for the carers, working in such intense heat is no easy feat. They stay cool by wearing lightweight, breathable clothing, staying hydrated, and taking breaks in shaded areas. Their unwavering dedication to the elephants' well-being is truly commendable.

[@gloriamariasuarezpinto6803]

Gracias Señor Cuidador Godknows por su trabajo y cuidados. Para con La Matriarca Lundi 🐘 que está caminando por un sitio difícil con muchas piedras y barro ,para buscar raíces alimento.🙏

[@cemarie5471]

A very amusing video Godknows!! Lundi I think was digging for gold😅😅 so adorable ❤❤❤

[@suzannehouse1172]

i am afraid for the HERD and carers because of the lions. please stay safe. sending much love to HERD!!! suzanne usa

[@herdelephantorphanage]

It's heartwarming to see such concern and love for the HERD and their carers.

[@kaylaamelia2226]

Is there a reason or an incident that has happened as to why Lundi does not get along with Setombe? It's hard to believe Lundi doesn't get along with everyone - apart from buffaloes that is 😂

[@herdelephantorphanage]

The dynamics between Lundi and Setombe can be quite complex. Setombe, being the dominant female, has a sensitive and wary nature. She tends to be skittish and doesn't mix much with the other adult cows, preferring the company of her best friend, Sebakwe (the dominant bull), and her daughter, Klaserie. Lundi, on the other hand, is best friends with Tokwe the herd's matriarch. In any family or social group, there can be individuals who don't always see eye to eye, and elephants are no different. Despite their occasional conflicts, the elephants in the herd generally prioritize peace and mutual respect.

[@kathrynjacobs934]

The video gave a good look at a grazing mornin. 😂 Lundi and Setombe- that's funny in that Lundis' action was quite a human response. Would that reaction be seen as a Behavior, as discussed in the educational videos? Thank you, Godknows

[@inasorensen4452]

Thank you!

[@MariePoulson]

Females ❤gotta love em😊

[@charlottestrunk3036]

Really enjoy your videos, Godknows!

[@cheryldodd-marko9787]

Nature is wonderful

[@Poltroonery]

Godknows and Owen should get their own channel going

[@Angelia117]

Lundi a secret rendezvous in the bushes ❤

[@maramakesjournals2319]

Excellent video! Imagine an elephant making mud. Whatever next? I’m alway learning something here. Thanks! 💜💜💜

[@herdelephantorphanage]

We’re always learning new things from these amazing animals! 😊

[@maramakesjournals2319]

@@herdelephantorphanage 💜💜💜

[@CjandPepe]

💕

[@Bearwoman11]

Beautiful elephants!❤❤❤

[@VanessaGreenlee-l6z]

I send my much love♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ to all my beautiful African elephants friends.♥️♥️♥️♥️🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🌏

[@RylCnxshin]

It's hot there and we're in a deep freeze in the US Mid-Atlantic! Enjoyed the video, Godknows. Thanks for sharing.

[@herdelephantorphanage]

We are glad you enjoyed the video, stay warm and cozy.

[@ElephantFootprints]

Hi👋, my dear elephants. I love you 🥰❤

[@metoo6599]

God surely blessed yall to be the caretakers of his precious creatures ❤

[@Darknamja]

😉😉

[@narelleravesi4993]

🙏❤️🐘

[@WaterfallFW]

I was wondering why they didn’t get along when you said Lundi keeps her space. Does Setombe get aggressive with the others? I know you said she’s the disciplinarian of the youngsters. Does she consider Lundi a youngster? What will set Setombe off?

[@herdelephantorphanage]

Like in most human families, not everyone always gets along. Setombe, the dominant cow, tends to keep to herself and prefers the company of Sebakwe, the dominant bull, and her daughter, Klaserie, rather than mixing with the other adult cows. Lundi, on the other hand, is best friends with Tokwe, the herd’s matriarch. Setombe’s assertiveness is likely triggered by perceived threats, disruptions in the herd’s order, or challenges from other elephants.

[@chinyingi]

This is interesting! I'm curious why an elephant would want to track a lion. I would have thought they would stay clear from the lions.

[@herdelephantorphanage]

While it might seem counterintuitive, elephants sometimes track lions to keep an eye on potential threats. By knowing the location and movements of predators, elephants can better protect themselves and their herd. This proactive behaviour helps them anticipate danger and take necessary precautions.

[@chinyingi]

Thank you. That makes sense.

[@52480-l]

I didn’t know Lundi and Setombe didn’t get along. I thought all the elephants got along well together.

[@herdelephantorphanage]

The relationships between elephants can be more complex than they might seem at first. While they do have strong social bonds, just like any group, not all individuals get along all the time. Lundi and Setombe’s dynamic might have its tensions, but that’s part of the natural ebb and flow of herd life. Despite occasional conflicts, the herd generally seeks harmony and looks out for one another when it matters most. It’s a reminder of how nuanced and fascinating their social structures are!

[@silviacristinafalcone3406]

❤❤❤❤

[@JonahzVoice3-4]

What might be the reason Lundi is tracking a lion? I can understand it might be for protection, however, what if Lundi encounters a Pride?

[@JimmieBrown-sg8fq]

Suspect Pride would move out quickly, they know if 1 cow there is a Herd of Ellies nearby not worth the risk.

[@herdelephantorphanage]

Lundi's behavior of tracking a lion could indeed be driven by a need for protection. Elephants are known to be highly protective of their herd, especially the young and vulnerable members. By tracking a lion, Lundi might be trying to keep an eye on a potential threat and ensure the safety of the group. In such a situation, Lundi and the rest of the herd would likely take defensive measures, such as forming a protective circle around the vulnerable members and using their size and strength to deter the lions.

[@JonahzVoice3-4]

@@herdelephantorphanage 🙂 Thank you!

[@rennierad]

❤💕

[@dean8245]

Can you tell us more about Setombe and Lundi? Because Lundi is tight with Tokwe doesn’t that give her an edge over Setombe? Is Tokwe inferior to Setombe in class structure?

[@herdelephantorphanage]

In terms of herd dynamics, Tokwe, as the matriarch, holds no inferiority to Setombe. She leads with authority and strength, while Setombe, being older and highly respected, plays a vital role in maintaining discipline and order. Setombe is the dominant cow, and although she could have been matriarch, her leadership and decision-making skills aren’t as strong. While Lundi’s close bond with Tokwe gives her some influence, it doesn’t necessarily elevate her above Setombe in the overall hierarchy.

[@Ohdeedee]

Thank you for the video, Godknows. I’m confused by the info that Lundi and Setombe are not getting along and usually Lundi moves on when Setombe stands nearby. Has this happened for a very long time ? I thought the only issue with the herd is Mambo being overly excited towards Timi (and once with Khanyisa - she’s too young! lol) Well, that and how Mambo likes to practice fighting with Lindoga/Lindogo since they are both male teens. Are there any other couples that don’t quite get along ? I understand it’s not typical for males and females to be together in groups like HERD. Is that why there are issues between some of the male and female elephants? Thank you again. Oh and I apologize for the misspelling of some of the names!

[@herdelephantorphanage]

Elephant dynamics are fascinating and complex. Lundi and Setombe's relationship has its ups and downs, which is common in elephant herds. Like humans, elephants have individual personalities, and conflicts can arise. As for Mambo, young males are often playful and a bit rough, which is part of their social development. In mixed groups like HERD, where both males and females are present, additional challenges can arise. Ultimately, herd dynamics are shaped by factors like age, gender, and individual personalities, and the team on the ground plays a crucial role in managing these relationships for the well-being of all the elephants."

[@youtubeobserverz]

I know he is extremely experienced and knowledgeable, but does Carer Godknows have a gun in case the lion attacks him? 🙏

[@herdelephantorphanage]

Our carers do not carry guns but have extensive training and experience in managing potential risks, and safety protocols are paramount.

[@hensley6953]

[@Marcel-j1h]

Making mud pies 😂😂