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This mother elephant tries to help her baby but something is desperately wrong - Page 5 of 23 - Kiwi Report

This mother elephant tries to help her baby but something is desperately wrong


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[post_page_title]Herd behavior[/post_page_title]
Elephants live in herds of from 10 up to a staggering 90. Female elephants, known as cows, rule the herd, with the males – bulls – living in their own separate herd, until they go in pursuit of females during mating season.

Elephants are incredibly social animals, and elephants living alone are a huge cause for concern. Matriarchal elephants have naturally very good maternal instincts, and will all chip in with a young elephant. Elephants live for up to 70 years, so herds can become enormous with all of the mothers’ offspring.

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