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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 […]
10Jun
The Colossal Appetites of Asian Elephants
For those unacquainted with the sheer scale of an Asian elephant’s dietary requirements, the notion of these colossal creatures consuming upwards of 200 all the way to 600lbs (between 90 to 270kg) of sustenance per day is truly staggering. Yet, this is the reality for these magnificent animals, whose towering frames and intricate digestive systems […]
25May
Top 5 Reasons to Visit Ethical Elephant Sanctuaries
Witness the Gentle Giants up Close There is simply nothing quite like standing in the presence of an elephant. These incredibly large, yet incredibly gentle creatures command a sense of awe and wonder that is truly difficult to describe. At ethical elephant sanctuaries, you have the unique opportunity to observe these magnificent animals in their […]
16May
Elephant Rides, Baths, and Other Activities: The Unethical Truth
When it comes to “elephant experiences,” the practices of elephant rides and elephant showers are perhaps the most troubling. These activities, which are often marketed as fun and interactive ways for tourists to engage with the proud creatures, are in fact deeply unethical and harmful to the elephants themselves. The process of training elephants to […]