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Archive for Kay Lavelle
13Jul
Luna’s Legacy: Raising Awareness of EEHV
It’s hard to believe, that as of this week, it’s already been a year since we lost our precious baby elephant, Luna, to Elephant Endotheliotropic Herpesviruses (EEHVs). Luna was more than just an elephant to us; she was a beacon of joy and a symbol of hope. Her playful spirit and gentle nature brought immense […]
08Jul
Elephant Health and Wellness: A Sanctuaries Perspective
Elephants, the colossal beings of the animal kingdom, have long fascinated humans with their intelligence, social structures, and sheer size. However, their well-being, especially in captivity, has been a topic of concern and debate. Many sanctuaries around the world have taken on the noble task of providing a safe haven for these magnificent creatures, focusing […]
02Jul
An Elephant in a Forest
Imagine a world without elephants. These large, gentle creatures are known for their intelligence and strong family bonds. They are a crucial part of our planet’s wildlife. However, their survival is also closely tied to the health of forests and jungles. Without these lush habitats, elephants struggle to survive. This article explores the important relationship […]
24Jun
The Emotional Depth of Elephants
Exploring Their Complex Inner World Elephants, the giants of our animal kingdom, are celebrated not only for their impressive size and strength but also for their profound emotional depth. Research has revealed that elephants experience a wide spectrum of emotions, including grief, joy, social bonds, intelligence, empathy, and even anger. This article delves into these […]
17Jun
6 Surprising Facts About Elephant Dung!
The Hidden Wonders of Nature’s Leftovers Considering that elephants are the largest land mammals on Earth, it’s no surprise that their dung is equally as sizable and abundant. In fact, the average full-grown Asian Elephant consumes an astounding 150 to 200 kilograms of food each day (on average). That’s a staggering amount of vegetation that […]