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Taroha and Pardamat share a tender moment together, before an inevitable playful tussle ensues. Pardamat is always up to something, whether it’s climbing, nudging, or playfully testing boundaries with his herd mates. But every so often, the others decide it’s time to push back—gently, of course! It’s these interactions...

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Sheldrick a wonderful,place for elephants to learn and form herds necessary for survival❤️

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"My" two ellie boys tussling like my young grandsons! What joy you be a part of their respective journeys 💙🐘💙🐘💙

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