Incredible moments with Elephants - The Jabulani Herd and orphaned albino calf, Khanyisa.
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- Magnificent moments with Somopane, Lundi, Klaserie and the rest of the herd, as they regroup during their day to once again form a protective wall around little Khanyisa, as they move through the reserve.
Adine joined them in the late afternoon, meeting up with Somopane first who had ventured ahead of the herd. While foraging, he pushed down a tree into the sand road. Foster, an elephant carer, saw it from a distance and asked him to push it out the way - which he did with absolute ease - considering the weight of the tree. Such incredible strength and intelligence.
Lundi approached from some distance away and showed quite expressive behaviour. There can be many reasons for this, and we have to take a lot of factors into consideration to try to understand it properly. We often consult with our highly experienced elephant advisors to get clarity from a 3rd party perspective.
Lundi, Khanyisa's adoptive mom, showed a powerful arrival, with her ears displayed out, secretion from her temporal glands as well as from her ears. She also urinated at the same time. So often elephant behaviour representing highly emotional reactions can be confusing to many - trying to understand if it is anger, frustration or joyful excitement.
Yolanda Pretorius, a trusted elephant advisor to HERD and JABULANI received the videos and asked questions which included:
Did anything significant happen with Lundi and the rest of the herd ahead of joining Adine and Somopane? (No)
How far along was it during their day out in the wild? (Most of the day)
Somopane and Lundi's hormonal cycles would have been a significant consideration, but as is it not part of our objectives to breed with the herd, they are on contraception that inhibits testosterone production in the males and prevents the cows from entering oestrus.
Was Somopane separated for some reason from Lundi earlier in the morning before heading off to the wild? (No)
Was it the first time that Lundi had seen Adine on that day? (Yes)
It was suggested in a high probability that as Adine had just arrived to join the herd, and it was the first time Lundi was seeing her that day, it was a very grand and accepting way of greeting her, and "a privilege" to be greeted like that by an elephant, as it means she was very pleased to see you.
After the rest of the herd joined, they continued with their walk. There is some beautiful lengthy footage of Klaserie walking boldly ahead of the herd, following Adine (who somehow manages to walk backwards effortlessly without falling over, and keeping her iPhone so smooth without any stabilising equipment).
Khanyisa always keeps close to Lundi as they walk, but it was lovely to see the grey wall of protection flanking her every side as they waded gracefully through the reserve.
The herd passed by the dam, some stopping for a quick refreshment before they headed back to their stables which are located in a large protected piece of land.
Khanyisa then joined Lammie in the orphanage to forage on some fresh grass before her 6 PM bottle.
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This might sound corny, but because life in the US is so, so stressful right now, these videos have come to mean so much to me. I love feeling like I'm walking along with you and these beautiful animals. It's wonderful to have the opportunity to get to know the individuals in the herd. I'm so glad you post frequently. Thank you so much.
Good working boy
I always go to Animals to remove any stress I may have, but Elephants are my Favorite💖💯
I so agree. Watching them just drains the stress!
Same for me. This channel is my secret refuge.
I am doing exactly the same thing as I need to see kindness, protection of the herd, and magnificent scenery. 🥰
I love how Somopane pushed over the tree, he was very proud & it shows how strong he is. Then when he was asked to pushed it out of the way showed how intelligent the elephant's really are ❤🐘
Dave
I'm convinced that instead of an apple a day keeping the doctor away I truly believe waking up and watching The Herd every morning is what keeps the doctor I love these guys
Somopane pushes over the tree and then comes to Adine feeling proud as if saying " Look how strong I am"😂😂 I love how sweet his demeanor is.. ❤
Quite proud of himself! He is such a lovely elephant!
I agree, Look at me Momma🥰
I so agree
Wants praise for providing hard-to-reach food? Sweet boy!
I thought the elephant is pushing her away "stay away you might get hurt by the tree"
But i agree with you too
I love watching the videos of all the elephants. It helps take the stress of the world away. God has made such beautiful animals. So smart.
I love how Khanyisa becomes one of the herd when with them. Meaning that she knows that's where she belongs. That she is not a "pet" to the humans, constantly seeking human attention. A wonderful reflection on the fantastic job HERD does rehabilitating the orphans.❤
Yes! Just saw some Asian orphan elephants in a very different situation. Granted, there were too many in number to foster as Khanyisa has been, but I don't know if these babies will ever know how to negotiate in nature because of the group nursery setting they're in. Still very glad they were rescued, though.
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What 😱?! He knows a command “push the tree out of the way”!!! Amazing! I am super impressed. That was really neat to see. It’s like he knows the herd is famous so he wanted to show out a little 😘!!
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I read the description after I watched the video and my eyes started sweating (lol) when I saw that Lundi exhibited her excitement bc it was the first time to see Adine all day 🥰. How wonderful you must feel about that Adine!!!
Yes. I am amazed that elephants understand your command.. I would like to know that you own all these elephants and they stay on your properly? I am just curious because they seemed to be under your command. They truly ate very smart elephants and
Thank you gor taki g great care of al these elephants. Doing a great job.
Oh my! She must not have "let it go" for awhile! We can understand the excitement
I love love this whole "herd" !....I run short of data watching..addicted
I have fallen head over heels in love with this beautiful, wonderful and amazing family.. I think Khanyisa must be the most loved little elephant in all of Africa! Well done HERD, you're the best!!!!
I find Somopane striking with his well proportioned body and beautful tusks. That is one handsome bull!!
Es ist kontemplativ zuzusehen wie sich die Herde bewegt. Wundervoll auch wie eingebettet die Menschen in die Herde sind, ohne, dass sie vergessen, dass sie von wilden Tieren ( Elefanten) umgeben sind. Irgendwo auf dieser grossen Welt seid Ihr alle - Mensch und Tier - und schenkt uns Zuguckenden meistens glückliche Momente. Danke dafür und für Euere Arbeit.
Wish I could walk with this herd. You’re so fortunate to do this and should be so proud to save all these lives! Thank you.
What a lovely way to spend your day - with the elephants!
When I saw Khanyisa I thought she'd grown, but then Lundi/Limpopo walked up beside her and I saw how tiny she is!
It's wonderful how ALL the HERD love her and are so gentle with her. You, Adine, are super special in my book, because of what you do to take care of these majestic, intelligent beings! They listen to your requests to the point of pushing a fallen tree out of the way (felled by one of them) when told by you to "Push!" Everything is so well organized by you, that Khanyisa gets her mid-morning and midday milk bottles brought on time in an insulated backpack by the "angel" Carers! Wonderful!
Such a comfort to know you are there protecting these beautiful ellies! God bless and keep you and the HERD safe!
While it's perfectly understandable that an animal raised by/around humans for most of its life would be able to understand and follow commands, it still astounds me. Of course they're extremely smart, but it seems to be a step above to tell such a magnificent creature to move the tree out of the road ... and he does it. I used to train service dogs, and it was so gratifying to see them follow commands, but it's something else to see an elephant do it.
Nothing is going to mess with baby when she has THOSE intimidating body guards. So sweet how Lundi was so happy to see Adine
I love that there's so much elephant psychology in their movements as a herd and their interactions with the caregiver s .
Lundi s reaction on seeing Adine shows how much they care too .
We really can learn a lot from these gentle giants ❤️
Khanyisa ❤️ of course is keeping close to them ,protected .
Maybe we learnt to be humane from them 🥰
So great to see Adine's son walking along. What a good looking young man growing up among elephants. LOVE!!!!
Does Khanyisa know how famous she is worlwide? Kisses for her from Poland. Beautiful herd and wonderful people taking care of them. Thank you so much :)
Thank you for the Polish wishes! Really appreciate it!
From California, USA. 😘
@@mrossie747 from Trinidad, West Indies
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From Australia too Adine! we love little Khanyisa, and how she runs to the herd in the morning after spending the night with Lammie xx
Oh my how amazing he is to understand to push that tree....I’m almost crying.....just amazing Adine
I would be in total awe with an elephant standing right in front of me. WOW ❤
Does anyone else get excited when they correctly identity an elephant before Adine tells us who just came into view. I have about 6 that I can easily identity from each other now.
lol. Just don't get too excited, we saw what one elephant did.
How Awesome was that to see Somopane push at the tree, and get it pushed over.... He has a couple of branches to nibble on then walks away... Forbes telling Somopane to push the tree out of the way... and with no problem, he pushes the tree out of the way..... Their strength is so mind blowingly awesome... What would take a Tractor for us as Human's to use to move that tree... Adine that was so awesome to See.. Somopane walks to You as if to say "I did it for You Mom" How awesome to witness the strength of the Elephant's and see how they understand what You are asking them, or saying to them.... That was SPECTACULAR to see... 💫🌟🐘🌟💫 It's so fantastic to hear their footsteps on the sand roads.... I can listen to that for hours... 💫🌟🐘❤🐘💫🌟
Little Timi is so pretty her eyes are just soft to look at, she really is beautiful
I'd p0 op op up to
Hello Faryad can you maybe clarify the meaning of your message I am having difficulty understanding what your thoughts are I appreciate that left a reply and I look forward to reading your comments thanks again Rach
I'm watching this video again (I watch all of them often) I agree with you about Timisa, I think she's so beautiful, I nicknamed her the model🐘❤️
My entire house is filled with different elephant items and artwork. I’ve had a special place in my heart for them since childhood. They are such beautiful and magnificent creatures!
Hello! This is MY VERY FIRST COMMENT IVE EVER POSTED ON YT! I have sooo many things I want to say but for now I want to let you know that it’s because of YOU is the reason why I FINALLY joined YT! I just HAD to let you know that as a viewer of EVERY video you have posted, YOU have allowed ALL of us to be part of the JABULANI HERD…and I look forward to EVERY video! The reason why is because YOU have allowed ALL of us to hear every elephant footstep, to every branch snap, to every brush of leafs brush up against the elephants, and to hear them as they approach the dam and put their trunks in the water! And of course to hear the ADORABLE sounds of little Miss SUNSHINE, Khanyisa makes as she suckles on Lundi and Bubi to the sweet sounds she makes when the CARERS give her a bottle! And now, to us hearing the sounds when Somopane breaks down a TREE! All this makes us get a real feel of what it’s like to be part of YOUR HERD! I live in ONTARIO, CANADA and I, like ALL OF US HERE, I ADORE ELEPHANTS! Obviously elephants are not in my neck of the woods! So, the only way I can get any idea of what’s it’s like to walk amongst these MAGNIFICENT MAMMALS is through YOUR videos! I would also like to add at how much I LOVEEEE you DO NOT ADD MUSIC! Allowing the silence to take place is also INCREDIBLE because it allows us to ALL to hear just how silent 19 elephants are as they go out for their daily walks on the reserve! I NEVER knew how quite it can be to walk amongst 19 ELEPHANTS! I also want to add how I let the commercials completely run on YOUR CHANNEL, I hope this helps YOU out and I hope ALL YOUR VIEWERS can do the same! I want to let YOU ALL know that even though we are not there with you, we are ALL there in SPIRIT…part of the JABULANI HERD! I also have to say a BIG Congrats! On not only are we ALL watching little KHANYISA get bigger, but we are also watching YOUR CHANNEL get bigger! You were just at 10k and within just THREE WEEKS your channel has grown to 19k… and still climbing! And it will continue to do so! SENDING EVERYONE WITHIN THE JABULANI HERD LOTS OF ❤️ LOVE FROM CANADA AND AROUND THE WORLD …and that includes EVERY CARER to Lammie and NANDI too!Oh,and I should mention TOKWE the MATRIARCH out of respect! AND little TIMISA as well! I don’t want her to feel left out! And of course EVERY elephant in between! YOU have made not only the elephants part of a HERD but ALL of us FROM AROUND THE WORLD part of THE JABULANI HERD! EACH AND EVERYONE OF YOU ARE EXTREMELY SPECIAL and are making a HUGE impact on the elephants lives…but on ALL of US AROUND THE WORLD! Thank YOU ALL SO VERY VERY VERYYYY MUCH!
I love this way of filming, you feel even closer to them. And I just realized that I was smiling the whole video 🙂 ( Google translation ) Merci !
Me too!!!
It’s like they are walking to us ❤️❤️❤️❤️🐘🐘
@@debbieschultz9768 🤗 💜
This will sound silly, but when one of the herd gets so close to Adine’s camera, I give a kiss on my screen. Oh how I wish I could do it in person!
I so "GET" that! I want to hug and kiss Khanyisa, Timisa and Bubi!
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Not silly. I think it’s sweet. I think I’ll start doing it too
same here
Very fascinating video. I read the interesting description on FB including the interpretation of Lundi's greeting. Ellies are incredibly intelligent and emotional. ❤ 🐘
I'm a life-long student of human and animal behavior and I'm always captivated by the elephant's constant touching of each other with their bodies, especially with their trunks. They are true cuddle bugs -- they love physical contact with each other no matter how often it is or how casual it is. This is probably related to their ability to never step on or accidentally crush the babies in the group -- the slightest touch let's them know where a vulnerable one is. It must also be an outgrowth of elephants not being able to turn their heads around by much -- the only way for them to see what is behind them (or nearly behind them) is to turn their whole bodies around -- knowing exactly where an infant is by touch and not by seeing it with eyes.
What a sweet, gentle giant. These videos are a blessing, thank-you HERD, so much!❤️❤️❤️🐘🐘🐘❤️❤️❤️
This was an incredible episode!! We learned so much about behavior, your interaction and communication with the herd. Thank you !!!!!
I never saw this one...what is amazing is how silent they are. they are huge and there are quite a few of them, yet hardly a sound.
We love this clip very much! One of our favourites from this year!
Nothing is as precious as a closeup of little Khanyisa’s face. 😇🙋🏼♀️
So powerful , yet such gentle and peaceful animals.! Somopane really did not want that tree there hee hee ! Showing off his strength to Lundi maybe and You 😆 Miss Lammie is one friend or foster mom all humans need ! Always there no matter ! Can't forget her ,love !!❤❤❤
This is one of the best videos I have seen so far. There is something so beautiful about watching the elephants walking peacefully together on their journey, their feet gently touching the earth. I have always called them the caretakers of the earth. It was also nice to see the carers in the video as well as we often hear their voices but rarely their faces. They play such a big part in the care of the elephants that it would be nice to see them more often on the walks.
Somopane is a wise elephant knowing he must push that tree out of the road.
they all love the wee albino baby so much!! so heartwarming...
Very much so!
After reading the description and watching the video again. WOW, what a moment with Andine and this herd. Lundi's emotional arrival into the scene where Somopane and Andine were working to clean up a tree, with Somopane turning around to make sure Lundi's approach was friendly thereby protecting Andine was so indicative of how this herd takes care of one another. It shows Andine and all the carers are part of this herd.
When the other elephant ladies arrived on the scene, they too recognized this was a special moment. They greeted Lundi and Andine with respect. Even Khanyisa participated in the greeting as a herd elephant not she usually does by barreling head long into Andine and lovinging on her. Bravo to HERD and to Jubulani! Much respect. GUT JOB!
Just watching the elephants at such "close" proximity gives me goose bumps ... I watch with fascination, fear, excitement and awe at how wondrous they are, Love the explanations on their activities during the walk. I have 'adopted' Fishan through your web page, though I would not be able to tell which of the elephants Fishan is!!! Thank you and God bless you all for all you do .......
He’s the big grey one (hahaha). I look at the rear legs, and his right rear leg is a bit bent due to a previous break. He has healed quite well, but sometimes is not as fast as the others, but as sweet as can be! Congratulations on your adoption! 🐘🤗 ! Well done!
It's his front left leg
What an impressive creature Somopane is. He so graciously pushed the tree out of the road when gently asked by Foster. It says to me Somopane cares for and has respect for Foster to do as he asked so readily and with such apparent ease.
That was a glorious walk today, every one of those elephants is beautiful and bright. I can't thank you enough for sharing and caring for these regal giants.. :)
And a handsome elephant he is.
Very disciplined, Somopane 👏👏
Great to see you all😍❤️
Thanks for this very beautiful video🙏
I'm in another place and time when I'm watching these magnificent animals..such love and care humans can take note from...
so much to study in this video so much to unpack, i LOVE so much seeing elephants communicate with each other, Somopane, Lundi, Kumbura , Khaniysa, we havent even touched the 1st layer in understanding these magnificent beings, the look in their eyes is so intelligent how they look at everyone like us studying us etc..
its like looking at gods, im totally humbled and in love every time i see one, and this HERD is so very special, accepting loving orphans as their own sons and daughters. Its so evil its an absolute SIN what some humans evil ones do to them, its a sin !!
They are absolutely amazing, we should all revere them, learn from them, i am lost with words
I love the padkos they carry around. “Padkos” is an Afrikaans word for “food on the go”. Also referred to as takeaways.
Enjoyed very much. They are so smart. Wonderful to watch them out and about doing what they like. Eating and swimming. They are well taken care of.
Wow...It's so refreshing to finally see humans walking inbetween Elephants. And how they're so gentle and taking care not to step those larger than life feets of theirs on people. That's nothing short of amazing and heartwarming.
Wow Somopane! How can anyone doubt the understanding and intelligence of the Elephant after watching that! Interesting to see how several of the Herd, including Timi, were curious about the broken tree. And so Lundi's behaviour was most likely excitement at seeing Adine? That's sweet. I love the fact you investigate any behaviour that gives you concern and consult the experts. The welfare of this herd is paramount to you. And lovely to end with Sunshine and Lammie The Legend! Thank you Adine for another exceptional video! 🙏🏽👍🏼🧡🐘🧡🐑🧡
Thank you so much! I could watch these majestic animals all day! I admire you for allowing them to stay somewhat wild but safe....you really do give them respect....wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could treat each other the same way. Thank you again and God bless your efforts!
I cannot believe the “pushing”. I sometimes tell my dogs to say hello and then I am fascinated when they do say hello. Animals are more intelligent than we think.
What a wonderful sight, these gentle giants strolling along and taking care of little Khanysia. Your video's are absolutely amazing,Thank you Adine and co. ❤️🇬🇧
Third time here! Lundi and lovely Somopane together -what a beautiful picture!
I love your elephants so much, they are so intelligent, loving & beautiful 😊
I love that they all came to say hellos! It’s beyond words how lovely and wonderful they are to see and thank you for giving us this opportunity to know them all! 👏🥰
The part about Somopane being used to track poachers was amazing to hear. Lol then watching him push the tree to help. Wow. But Lundi's joy at seeing Adine stole my heart away.
These guys need a book written about their experiences. Such bravery and kindness. Great video today, as ever.
These videos are the best part of the day
These animals are magnificent 💕. So smart!
Just look how they gather to protect our baby I get so warm inside and would love to see and touch the . I just don’t understand how anyone could harm such a wonderful creature. May God bless you all.
They are absolutely beautiful animals. Thanks Adine. Because of your constant work and effort we have the chance to see this beautiful and majestic animals in their natural environment
I am glad this herd has all of you! They deserved to be spoiled!
So amazing to see him push the tree out of the road on command! I would love to know how well they follow commands like are they more dog like with training? I am seeing how very smart they are. Thanks for the videos!
What God has created is so awesome.
Somopane has the most beautiful tusks. Long and strong. He’s is magnificent.
I love to feel close to them. Great footage, guys.
❤❤❤❤❤❤JUST LOOK AT THE HIGHEST PEAK OF TRUST N INTELLIGENCE BETWEEN THESE GREAT MAJESTIC GIANTS N HUMANS..THE IRREPLACEABLE CONNECTION.
SOMPRE PUSHED DOWN THE TREE , THEN HE PUSHED IT OUT THE WAY AS HE WAS TOLD BY HIS AWESOME CARETAKER THAT HE LOVES N TRUST SO MUCH❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I get so happy to see these majestic animals and I sometimes get tears. Thank You to all that protect them❤️🇺🇸
I love elephants and l am obsessed with your channel. Thank you Adine and the caregivers for all your amazing work with these wonderful elephants. Love from the United Kingdom 😘
Can we just talk about how Somopane understood exactly what you wanted him to do with that tree?! 👏🏻👏🏻
Gave me chills thinking of the connection
It’s amazing ! So intelligent!
Proof that animal's are smarter than anyone give's them credit for
Gena Bargay I still don’t understand how ppl would think otherwise. At this point I think it’s more so a choice to continue to pretend they don’t know
They are so smart!
Beautiful, amazing creatures of God.♥️. Thank you all for what you do for them..🥰
Que manera tan hermosa y pacífica de convivir entre humanos y estos seres tan bellos!!!!
I loved my visit to the sanctuary in July because of Somopane. He was the most receptive to me of the three elephants - Jabulani and Sebakwe were the others - when I visited the sanctuary. Naturally I now have an even greater love for him. I was told by the carers that Somopane is 35 y.o. He’s a truly beautiful animal.
It is absolutely amazing how all the elephants trust you. They know they are safe. Thanks again.
*This was BEAUTIFUL! I felt I was RIGHT THERE with the 🐘🐘🐘 herd! PERFECT camera stability. NO WIND NOISE!! CALM, KIND GENTLE. PEACEFUL. The BEST🐘VID I've EVER SEEN!! THANK YOU SO MUCH for making my day 100% better because of your FABULOUS work with 🐘!*
☮️ 🙏🏽 🙏🏻 🙏🏿 🙏🏼 🙏🏿 ☮️
Strong enough to push over a tree yet nimble enough to pluck leaves off. This is amazing.
I remember reading somewhere that an elephant can pick up a dime.
I seem to have developed a huge soft spot in my heart for Timisa. When I watch these videos the first thing I look for is Timisa. I don't know why but I am drawn to that beautiful little one. All the elephants are wonderful and it is a real honor to get to know them all! Thank you.
The magnificence of these gorgeous creatures never ceases to inspire awe in my heart!
What an incredible video. Somopane understands perfectly what he's being asked & works till the job is done. Fantastic ! Can I hire him next spring for field clearing ?
Privileged to be watching from my sofa in South of England..thank you xx
LOVE these LOOOOOOOOOOONG EXTENDED meet and greet video occasions - in this instance when they all show joy at meeting up and interactiong with Somopane. All the interactions demonstrate their respect for each other and the joy they communicate towards each other.
Your so fortunate to be able to work with these magistic elephants. Maybe one day God willing, I can still go to Africa. 😊 Thank you for sharing your beautiful videos . God bless you all.
Finally just what the doctor ordered. 30 mins with the princess and her gamg.thanks guys .proud of you all
Wonderful pictures with Somopane - and with Lundi and all the others! Thank You, Adine.
That was very sweet of Somopane to move the tree out of the road 😊❤❤❤
Great Video! as Xander said: "The Jabulani Herd!"... with great joy! 👍
Loved "Khanyisa's Body Guards"
Beautiful site - how they protect her!
Loved seeing Lundi's excited ears!!! reactions as she came upon Somopane...
Love, love, love you all. 💞🐘🐘🐘💞
I always feel a sense of calm after watching them. Thank you for these glimpses of their days and for all you do.
How on the world was it discovered that Somopane had an exceptional smelling ability? If you don’t know specifically for him because it was before you got him, what would be the most likely way?
I can’t tell you the delight I get out of these elephants and how much I enjoy when you tell us specific things about them.
Some of the elephant carers came with the original adult herd from Zimbabwe in 2002 so they know the histories. Somopane was used to track poachers.
I've seen Limpopo many times swooping in to save Khanyisa.
I cannot think of any beautiful descriptive words or terms of endearment that I have not used before, some even twice or thrice!!
I think "I Love You All" can never be used only once!! So, I Love You All!!!! 💛🐘
Peace, for your mind,
Love, for your heart and Light, to help you see your path for your soul to never be lost or stray!!!! XOXOXO
Thank you all so much,your love and caring for each other,elephant and human is humbling.
🙏🙏🙏❤❤
This is our pretty pink baby girls family. All of them are so beautiful. Princess K's mom Lundi, and all of her aunt's. Sweet big sister Timisa, and all of their protectors. The elephant Prince and Kings. Simply beautiful. I'm so grateful Adine and the keepers let us be a part of the Herd. ❤
He lifts that tree like it’s a tooth pik! Amazing to watch!
They are so big, it seems they move in a sort of slow motion.
Great to see Xander - how proud you must be of him. I love the walking stick!
Klaserie has such beautiful eyes and a perfect head and ears.
Tamisa is still so little herself yet tolerant of all the attention Khanyisa receives.
Awesome footage of all the elephants around the watering hole.
Never realized that Fishan is so big!
Thank you for an awesome video.
Beautiful Lundi with her ruffled ear is the one and only adult female that I can can recognize on sight! That is, as long as I can see her right ear😄
She was the 1st one (of the adults, Timisa and Khanyisa are easy coz of size) I learnt to recognize. The 2nd was Bubi, with her tusks, the other going more upwards than the other, kinnda scissors.
Limpopo I can recognize if I see her tail, very thin tuft. If anyone else has any other hints, please share. 😀
Fishan is easy too, because of his other front leg was broken, and it still has this thickenin, he stands more on the other leg and walks carefully.
@@edolix59 Kumbura has a more delicate build than Limpopo.
Mambo has a missing triangular patch on one ear like his mother. Pisa is the smallest of the adults, torkwe and somopane have the longest tusks, klasserie have a small circular hole in the right ear, there are so many but it still difficult!
These animals must be protected. BEAUTIFUL
The elephants love you Adine so much - always wanting to come close like you are another elephant in their family. ♥️
I am sure you have answered this question a thousand times, but how do you tell them apart? You seem to know them by look. Love this herd!
Somopane is such a gentle kind elephant! His intelligence is beyond amazing! He brings the element of peace and harmony to this herd like no other! Its fun to see khanyisa but I have often wished we could see more of the othere ellies that make up this herd....because each is unique in their own special way.....even silly Mambo. Thank you for the video....
He has a Noble face and Eyes. Magnificent gentleman.
What a majestic boy!!! Who needs a JCB,with Somopane there?It’s amazing to see the respect these elephants have for Adine & the herdsmen, and they for the elephants. I’m hooked on this fascinating herd,the wonderful relationships they have with each other, so much love shown towards Khanyisa...I look forward to every vlog, they really transport me from a rain swept,windy,cloudy day in Scotland to another world, full of such open spaces,beautiful sunrise/sunset & the animals I can only see on film.❣️🇬🇧🏴
A perfect video thank you so much. Everyone seemed so relaxed today and Khanyisa's bodyguards doing a great job. Good to see Xander advertising staying at Jabulani!
Oh how I love these elephants it's amazing to watch them it's just absolutely beautiful thank you for bringing this presentation
Intelligent, beautiful, loving, gentle giants. I adore elephants and thank you for sharing such precious moments. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Heerlijk rustgevende video’s van deze prachtige olifanten.❤️