ELEPHANT'S TAIL Lion along with his other 4

along with his other 4 brothers

She watched me grow and the most important thing is that I learned to love because of her

Earth Day and World Elephant Day

This juvenile Mountain Gorilla is part of the Bweza Gorilla Family

Location: Thanda Private Game Reserve

ELEPHANT'S TAIL Lion along with his other 4An elephants tail can tell us (and other elephants) a lot about the animal. More than you might imagine. Elephants use their tails to communicate with each other. The raising of the tail can mean that the elephant is either fearful, highly playful or intensely excited. Baby ellies sometimes hold on to the tail of older elephants while they are walking, for guidance, security or just to slow down the elephant. I just love elephants and the structure of