A baby elephant has been rescued from a well in Kenya’s Amboseli National Park. The eight month old was thankfully re-united with her mother, Zombe, before the elephants had to be forced to leave by herders arriving to water their cattle. Here’s the footage of the calf’s rescue, showing what a great job was done by Amboseli Trust for Elephants.
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This is so precious, elephants are so smart and so family oriented. Thank goodness there are awesome people out there who help these incredible animals. The poor little thing must have been so happy to be with mom. Thank you all who helped rescue this little guy.
Thanks for doing a great job! THanks for people like you who help these precious animals. TYTYTYTYTYTYTY. I love elephants & all wild animals, actually, all animals. Thanks for your dedication.
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This is so precious, elephants are so smart and so family oriented. Thank goodness there are awesome people out there who help these incredible animals. The poor little thing must have been so happy to be with mom. Thank you all who helped rescue this little guy.
Thanks for doing a great job! THanks for people like you who help these precious animals. TYTYTYTYTYTYTY. I love elephants & all wild animals, actually, all animals. Thanks for your dedication.