Boys Will be Boys
It can be fascinating to watch elephants, just to see their social and emotional quotients on display. Here you see a young elephant boy bent on annoying an older cousin or sibling. An adult elephant comes over to separate the two before things get out of hand. Watch, as she calms the older boy to prevent retaliation. She knows that will be more successful than trying to get the younger one to see reason. She approaches with a gentle demeanor, using her immense presence and calming aura to soothe the aggravated soul. This instinctive understanding reflects the depth of their emotional bonds and the significance of their social structure.
In the world of elephants, empathy and wisdom guide their actions, a poignant reminder of the intricate and heartwarming relationships that exist within this magnificent specie.
An East African safari should be about more than just seeing the wildlife. You should be able to experience it. Watching wildlife interactions is a huge part of a Kenyan conservancy safari that is quite unlike a standard safari.
