Orphaned Elephants's Heartwarming Return To Their Home | Elephants: Back to the Wild

Visit Tsavo National Park in Southeastern Kenya, where the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is making a difference in the lives of orphaned elephants. Witness the heartwarming rehabilitation process as young elephants, raised by humans, take their first steps back into the wild. Experience the challenges, triumphs, and the hope for the return of wild elephants to the northern regions of Tsavo.
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[@iteerrex8166]

It’s very sad that they lost their mothers, but it’s awesome that the program is such a success, that even wild elephants are joining them. They are like hey they got a good thing going here.

[@ieshameena7459]

I can watch elephants and their babies for hours.. I love them so much and want to do something substantial for them..

[@msapples.9797]

This is the best orphanage I've even seen because they were able to a haven for this wonderful creatures and give them great orientation to who they really are.. Thank you. Keep up the good work.

[@babydrum]

I love this video. They aren't orphans any longer, they have a new family. I felt so bad for the 2 year old missing her mother. I hope they were reunited.

[@ceciliaSF-TX]

So glad I saw this video. I love elephants. So happy to seem cared for by loving humans.

[@trapped7534]

Thank you to the keepers of these beautiful beings. Elephants are so very wise. I got tears in my eyes when the Matriarch came to get Benjamin to introduce him to the new older,wild male that had been accepted into her group.
She was taking her “Daddy” to meet her future male companion 💕💕💕💕

[@Itzkitchka]

Truly a wonderful documentary, including the fabulous music, which was not annoying, as in most cases, but marvelously done as if the elephants composed it themselves.

[@pedenmk]

I would like to volunteer to help these magnificent animals. Great presentation thanks for sharing.

[@ieshameena7459]

Me too!

[@user-id3xl4qw6e]

Your succes is happiness shared by the world. God bless!

[@rosemaryjane9455]

What a lovely video. So good to hear the awful poaching has been stopped. The babies are gorgeous ❤ And it's great to know adults are returning to the area. You are doing a very valuable and special work. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.

[@MauroMeneguzzi]

Obrigado às pessoas por ajudar os aminais ❤

[@glorylibatique6684]

wow beautiful place, perfect forthem, thanks forthose caretaker inthem inthe wild, exciting the baby elephant😅

[@ishotthesheriff5686]

Elephants must be protected. No one needs to wear ivory that bad!

[@mariancalix5892]

What a smart baby elephant 🎉❤

[@annickborys2465]

Documentaire merveilleux, merci pour votre travail ! Merci chers gardiens des éléphants ! Votre mission est épuisante et nous vous en sommes reconnaissants éternellement ❤.

[@DoloresGonzalez-ef9zh]

Great documentary! Good job to the creators ,to the camera people and most important I think is the people that are the caretakers of the young orphans!

[@nickmee3675]

Argh little baby
RJW JC
I'm here baby soon all pain cruelty and suffering will be over and undone so you can enjoy living free and free from fear eternal happiness and peace is your right because of your beautiful good nature and I will protect you but not interfere with you playing loving and having fun but will always watch over you making sure your always protected and I feel so lucky to be able to watch you love each other and love me as I love you x

[@carolynjones6524]

Just love them

[@terryallen7356]

I loved this!

[@4lottisintellect]

One of the most beautiful, fascinating videos I have ever seen on you-tube! Thank you so very much!!!❤❤

[@soumakbinduwildlife]

Lovely

[@cameronhowe1110]

Yatta is a grandma now.

[@pamelia-ow5gj]

The world should be thankful to African and asian countries for preserving wildlife on such marvelous reserves. If they didn't.generations wouldn't never know about this wildlife. Thank You

[@lynnjacobs6175]

Other then Kenya, the African countries continue to disrespect and kill and allow the killing of these sentient beings. South Africa is still debating culling, and other than Kenya, they all allow big game hunting, including elephants. They have lifted bans on sale of ivory. The African countries are barbarians. Asian and Indian countries equally horrible. Sheldrick and other conservationists are in Kenya and have led this civilization of thought.

[@ritaturner9906]

I’m always wondering what the keepers do when on walks with the elephants and lions and other animals are about

[@howardloewen1834]

How do you watch without commercials without paying?

[@sussiemikkelsen1764]

🙏💙💫

[@carolmandi1316]

Loichuk trying to open the gate & make a getaway

[@sayaseorangnelayan3883]

🥰🥰🥰🌎🌎🌎🌎

[@user-id3xl4qw6e]

Are they in an area away from human competition for food.