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A big win for our little Winston! 🐘🍼💪🏾![]()
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We are delighted to report that the latest addition to our Pandw Masuie herd has found his feet with his new family and has been drinking his milk bottles and out with the herd throughout the day. ![]()
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We are often asked if elephants accept any elephant into their herd and the answer is that they do! In reality, it’s up to the “joining” elephant if they feel comfortable and want to stay with the herd… ![]()
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So we’re happy to share that Winnie is loved and welcome in his new family! ![]()
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Oh my Romeo, what lovely long horns you have now! 😍😎🦌![]()
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And he really does. Eland horns are some of the most impressive in the antelope world, growing slowly year by year in a beautiful spiral. ![]()
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A fully grown male can carry horns up to about 120cm long, thick at the base and elegantly twisted like nature took her time and enjoyed the process.![]()
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Here’s a little twist you might love… Female eland also have horns. Theirs are usually slimmer and slightly shorter, but just as graceful. In eland society, both strength and softness get to wear a crown.![]()
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RE-WILDING: Their hopes of survival had looked slim after the traumatic start to their lives. But the orphaned baby elephants thrived and grew up strong thanks to their rescuer’s incredible love, care and attention.
FUTURE FOR ELEPHANTS: In the elephant orphanage ZEN (Zimbabwe Elephant Nursery) orphaned elephant babies are raised and later released into the wild. In cooperation with ZEN, Future for Elephants have started their “Care for Elephants“ program.
BOOK REVIEW: Wild is Life – Reaching Out is about an animal sanctuary that has grown out of the turmoil that swept through Zimbabwe a few years before the millennium – an inspiring, intimate photographic record.
CRY FOR HELP: For three days, they heard the plaintive cries of a baby antelope in the wilderness. It was an unusual sound, even to those who spend so much of their lives in the rugged, virgin wilds of northeastern Zimbabwe.
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