thank you for the info, yonks. it is a huge area by the sound of it
2 hours ago
Coraline
6/25/2018 08:54 A young elephant has been frolicking in the big pool for quite awhile. I didn't realize that elephants spent that much time in the water.
2 hours ago
Muffin
When the elephants are in the water and raise their trunks, its like a periscope..
12 hours ago
Dirk
a big boy elephant shelley.
16 hours ago
Vivian Lea Kempfer
What are the different birds I see
19 hours ago
Shelley
Oh, I say! That's a boy elephant !! ;-)
21 hours ago
yonks
I just googled.......this is part of the write up on Tsavo East National Park Tsavo East National Park is by far the biggest of Kenya’s parks. At more than 13,700km², Tsavo East is nine times bigger than the Maasai Mara National Reserve: indeed you could fit the whole of the Mara reserve into the southern tip of Tsavo East National Park, south of the Voi River. Most famous for its huge herds of dust-red elephants, more than 10,000 of them bulldoze their way around this vast park.
24 hours ago
Izzy
Are they the same herd that keeps returning?
24 hours ago
yonks
I wouldn't think so [ re food left for them ] as they are better of left to their own devices
1 day ago
Izzy
Does the National Park leave food for them as well in the dry season?
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Elephants having water fight...friendly I hope
thank you for the info, yonks. it is a huge area by the sound of it
6/25/2018 08:54
A young elephant has been frolicking in the big pool for quite awhile. I didn't realize that elephants spent that much time in the water.
When the elephants are in the water and raise their trunks, its like a periscope..
a big boy elephant shelley.
What are the different birds I see
Oh, I say! That's a boy elephant !! ;-)
I just googled.......this is part of the write up on
Tsavo East National Park
Tsavo East National Park is by far the biggest of Kenya’s parks. At more than 13,700km², Tsavo East is nine times bigger than the Maasai Mara National Reserve: indeed you could fit the whole of the Mara reserve into the southern tip of Tsavo East National Park, south of the Voi River. Most famous for its huge herds of dust-red elephants, more than 10,000 of them bulldoze their way around this vast park.
Are they the same herd that keeps returning?
I wouldn't think so [ re food left for them ] as they are better of left to their own devices
Does the National Park leave food for them as well in the dry season?
they eat things like fruit, bark and grasses ....
What, and where, do these Ellies eat?
Elephants having fun in the pond