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Sulwe is developing a new skill: stick balancing. It's an impressive effort, but we think she needs a little more practice. Fortunately, one fallen stick doesn't perturb this little imp, shuffling around and switching to 'trunk mode' to tackle a small shrub instead! Sulwe is now one of four... show more

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S. E. Peters1 年前

"That's right, you'd better back off. I'm big and tough. See how big and tough I am?"

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Kathy Wutkowski1 年前

Sulwe has that head toss down pat! Such a little munchkin. 😍😍😍😍😍😍

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Call me Ms Anthropy1 年前

Oh man! You better watch yourself camera person! She’s a tough cookie. Look at those ears! See that sapling?! That’s going to be you if you’re not careful! 🤨😂😂😂💕

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Andrea Königsmann 🇪🇺🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️1 年前

I love the little ones looking so sweet and fierce at the same time, I´m always torn between being impressed and amused 😁🥰, Sulwe is no exception, she´s so cute 💕🥰.

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Ellen Barr1 年前

🐘Sulwe what a little Showoff 😍 👌

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NFT Wanderer1 年前

Observing Sulwe developing a new skill showcases adaptability in challenging tasks. Continuous practice will enhance her ability to maneuver.

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EyeCyou 🦅 🇺🇸1 年前

She's protecting her Mom...😅❤️❤️❤️🐘

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Frank Fahrian 📯1 年前

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Jacqueline1 年前

😍😍💕💕 thank you for looking after them 🙏🙏

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Enjoy 49 seconds of peace and come with us on a wildlife walk with the Umani herd. If our ex-orphans choose to pay us a visit, we can have a very full house at Umani. On this morning, the herd headed out into the Kibwezi Forest — one of Kenya's last remaining groundwater woodlands, lush and sheltered year-round. How many of the herd can you name? Follow our Umani family:

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No nonsense Sulwe reminds us that the matriarchy rules — even among the smallest elephants! Lenny tries to clamber atop her, she puts the tiny bull in his place, and then cements the matter with a move that speaks a thousand words! Established in 2014, our Umani Springs Reintegration Unit is fast turning into a crèche, as the first orphans raised here are growing up, coupling with wild bulls, and having their own calves. Lenny and Sulwe are two of the latest additions. Although they aren’t related by blood, these calves will grow up in the wild as siblings — not unlike their mothers, Lima Lima and Sonje, orphans who were raised side by side in our care. Learn more about Sulwe at:

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