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When this old elephant started acting strangely, people couldn't understand why - Page 32 of 33 - Kiwi Report

When this old elephant started acting strangely, people couldn't understand why


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[post_page_title]Becoming more common[/post_page_title]
Hopefully, with Tarangire’s elephant population increasing, other parks will soon start to see a similar pattern. If the species continues to pop out multiple calves when they give birth, then we reckon there’s a good chance of that happening.

In May 2018, an elephant in Kenya followed in Eloise’s footsteps and gave birth to her twins, Norah and Kaito. It had been 38 years since this momentous occasion was last recorded in the country, so the arrival of the two baby elephants was definitely a pleasant surprise.

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