Elephant Orphanage

Elephant Orphanage

a place of rescue, rehabilitation and learning about a gracious species

Location: 

Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage, Nairobi, Kenya

Duration: 

Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Personal highlights

  1. Orphanage: rescue, rehabilitate and release helples babies from/into the wild 
  2. Elephants: largest terrestrial animals that can get up to 4 meters and 7 tons
  3. Babys: they are so cute and playful, stumbling around and sip fresh mild
  4. Schools: many local schools visit the orphanage for educational reasons
  5. Guardians: they clearly enjoy their job, fooling around with the animals

Image sources

  1. country side manor
  2. the cool kid's crew
  3. taking imporant notes
  4. turning my back on you
  5. hanging out with the elephants

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