Last updated on June 15, 2021 by Roger Kaufman
What do baby elephants have in common with pubescent young people?
These videos are great, reminds me a little of our pubescent daughter 🙂
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Baby Elephant Videos Collection
Charming and amusing baby elephants. Baby elephants play, cuddle, run, swim, dancing and much more!
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A baby elephant was born weighing around 113 kilos
Elephant baby or calf is usually born at around 113 kilos and 91 cm tall. They are quite awkward for about three months after they are born and have little control over their trunks, which they usually trip over.
As if that wasn't enough fuss, calves generally consume everyone Tags about 11.5 liters of milk, a rule that they keep for up to ten years in some cases. This is a big challenge for a mother of all wild animals!
While male elephants Growing to leave the herd after 12 or two years, females remain in their households for life - excellent news for all elephant mothers and fathers who cannot bear to see their charming elephant children leave the nest.
Baby elephant takes her first bath
An elephant calf that has only been a few days old or has his first dip in the waterhole with her handy babysitting elephants - but climbing out is harder than getting in
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Baby elephants are so awkward! The first year of the world
- Amazing behavior.
- psychological Stories.
- Scientific discoveries.
The world's very first year follows the remarkable live of 6 infant animals maturing and experiencing their first 12 months in the wild.
A small mountain gorilla searches the labyrinth of the forest. A young elephant finds out how he can inform his friend about the opponent.
With intimate access and expert insight, this series sheds brand-new light on the worlds of baby animals, soldiers, and soldier clans—and how human actions form the obstacles they navigate.
Source: BBC Earth
Baby elephant takes his first steps
A newborn elephants Baby was caught doing his first Bambi-like actions before tackling plants on the ground
Watch the baby elephant Wan Mai playing with the ball in the swimming pool and running.
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