Any animal lover will be delighted to see the elephants having a good time at the dam.
The first elephant orphanage in South Africa is called HERD. The facility’s owner, Adine Roode, and the caretakers she employs have made it their life’s work to care for elephants that have lost their parents.
Also, they try to integrate them into the Jabulani herd so that these helpless creatures might begin a family. The albino newborn elephant named Khanyisa and Timisa are very close and enjoy playing together. Similar to this, the allomothers Limpopo, Kumbura, and Klaserie are constantly close by to protect the children.
The Jabulani herd just went for a mud bath with Owen, the carer. When playing front, Timisa and Khanyisa got coated in the dirt.
Two other herd members, Pisa and Somopane, watch the young ones play while standing close by.
After the mud bath, Owen leads the herd to the dam where they wash off all of the muck. Following that, Khanyisa and Timisa go swimming and enjoy the cool water.
The remaining animals in the herd likewise give themselves a good wash and get into the water. The other elephants, Sebakwe and Mambo, are fighting on the banks in the backdrop.
Timisa and Khanyisa are playing in the dam together when Khanyisa attempts to get on Timisa. Sebakwe quickly joins Zindoga and Pisa in a swim in the dam’s center.
When swimming in the dam, Limpopo, on the other hand, is seized with enthusiasm.
Slowly emerging from the water source are the elephants. Limpopo pushes Zindoga as they exit the sea. The remainder of the herd ultimately makes its way back to the bottom of the dam, though.
Later in the day, the elephants swim at a different dam to cool down. Khanyisa and the others enjoy another swim. Elephants enjoying themselves at the dam will make any animal lover happy.
