Jumbo The Elephant: Animal Legends

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  • Опубликовано: 10 янв 2025

Комментарии • 30

  • @muneerpeep2016
    @muneerpeep2016 6 лет назад +7

    I think this should be a movie

    • @makingish
      @makingish 5 лет назад +5

      I'm doing a play based on it right now

  • @maddie_009
    @maddie_009 4 года назад +5

    Poor Jumbo they treated him so bad 😭
    R.I.P hope you are in a better place!

  • @daniellecang
    @daniellecang 7 лет назад +12

    Poor jumbo if i can travel back in time I would save him 😭🐘🌹

  • @daniellecang
    @daniellecang 7 лет назад +7

    RIP jumbo🐘🌹

  • @Elly3981
    @Elly3981 10 лет назад +9

    Jumbo was truly one of a kind. Its so rare to see an Africa elephant in a circus, especially a male one, because they are so much more difficult to train then their Asian cousins. But I guess the reason it was possible for Jumbo was because his owner and trainer treated him very well.

    • @ss04to06
      @ss04to06 6 лет назад +5

      Well, Jumbo's trainer/handler Matthew Scott treated him well. I can't say the same thing about his owners who often kept him locked up alone. Unfortunately, no one knew how to care for an African elephant in the 19th Century.

  • @jyothijonnalagadda8908
    @jyothijonnalagadda8908 4 года назад +3

    Very sad, we are sorry jomboo.

  • @jyothijonnalagadda8908
    @jyothijonnalagadda8908 4 года назад +1

    Jumbo You are born again as a human being

  • @elephantgaming4643
    @elephantgaming4643 4 года назад +2

    RIP Jumbo 😭🐘❤️

  • @kathyprine4639
    @kathyprine4639 2 года назад +1

    love you Jumbo RIP 💕xoxo

  • @jyothijonnalagadda8908
    @jyothijonnalagadda8908 4 года назад +3

    I love you jomboo

  • @PaintHuffingPanda1
    @PaintHuffingPanda1 9 лет назад +8

    Poor elephants. :'(
    Those idiots shouldn't have had them on the train tracks to begin with.

  • @donhatter159
    @donhatter159 4 года назад

    7:37 Jumbo Death Explains

  • @h_azy
    @h_azy 9 лет назад +5

    Wait wait wait..Jumbo was a Big elephant!..How chould He die!?

    • @tigris115
      @tigris115 9 лет назад

      +Hannah Loves Bonnie Hit by a train.

    • @h_azy
      @h_azy 9 лет назад

      YEa i know that but i dont get it he was big idk how you died!

    • @tigris115
      @tigris115 9 лет назад

      Well that train was speeding like crazy.

    • @h_azy
      @h_azy 9 лет назад

      .....Ok well i got that one

    • @daniellecang
      @daniellecang 7 лет назад

      tigris115 yeah and his skull was pushed back and stuffed

  • @russg1801
    @russg1801 7 лет назад +1

    "Trans-Atlantic" journey from Canada to NYC?

  • @russg1801
    @russg1801 7 лет назад +2

    Gee, an African elephant that was really, really big. What a shocker!

  • @rayhummel8921
    @rayhummel8921 10 лет назад +2

    I really enjoyed the historical information about Jumbo the world's largest elephant. I am so fascinated by Jumbo's life that I wrote a tune about him! It would be an honor to share my song with you! Just click on my picture or go to You Tube and type in Jumbo Ray Hummel III. Questions? rayhummel@bellsouth.net

  • @stephaniekim777
    @stephaniekim777 9 лет назад +1

    That's not it I want the 50 greatest TV animals and another one about movie animals. And the wild on the set episodes.

    • @stephaniekim777
      @stephaniekim777 9 лет назад +1

      Stephanie Kim Don't forget the whoa sunday too. Or animal legends.

    • @stephaniekim777
      @stephaniekim777 9 лет назад +1

      Stephanie Kim Please I want the 50 greatest TV animals and movie animals too.

  • @Kush_328
    @Kush_328 Год назад

    False report This elephant Gambo was hunted by Arabs Al-Hamran under the claim of my grandfather Al-Taher Sharif, who was one of the most skilled hunters in the tribe in the nineteenth century, specifically 1960, all engaged in hunting predatory animals. We live in Sudan near the Ethiopian-Eritrean border, specifically in the Setit region, may The English circus explorer Samuel Baker White visited us and spent more than two years with us in the nineteenth century on his journey to search for the tributaries of the Nile River and he has a book called The Abyssinian Tributaries of the Nile and the Sword Hunters from the Arabs of Hamran.