Elephant Rescuers on Instagram: "Young elephants, called calves, are incredibly social and curious. They’re born weighing around 90–120 kg and rely on their mothers and the herd for protection, guidance, and comfort. Calves drink their mother’s milk for up to two years, though they start learning to use their trunks early to grab leaves, grass, and even play with water or dust. They stay very close to their mothers, often touching them for reassurance, and the whole herd helps raise and protect

Sheldrick Wildlife Trust on Instagram: "A lovely morning in Tsavo, with Loijuk’s ex-orphan herd striding in for a visit. Every elephant you see here is an orphan we rescued, raised, and reintegrated back into the wild. In fact, many are now raising wild-born babies of their own — for instance, 20-year-old Loijuk is a mother of two beautiful girls, Lili and Lisha. Although these orphans are now leading fully independent, wild lives, they still choose to visit us from time to time. Family is forev

The Brief India on Instagram: "Elephant Performs Aarti to Lord Ganesha, Internet Calls It a Divine Moment. In a wholesome viral video winning hearts across social media, an elephant is seen calmly approaching a Lord Ganesha temple and joining devotees by offering aarti, creating a rare and heartwarming spiritual moment. The gentle giant’s graceful participation in the ritual left devotees emotional and pleasantly surprised, while viewers online praised the beautiful display of devotion and harmo