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Baby Elephants Fighting

 


Elephant baby fighters in tsavo east national park, Kenya.
Two elephant herds meet on opposite ends of a road but for some reason, the two baby elephants fight. The little elephants which are from different mothers, did not seem to like each other. With a mix of play and and sometimes determination, the two elephant baby fighters push and ram one another while their mothers look on. At one stage one of the elephant mum's had to push away the other calf. These are skills baby elephants learn by watching others and someday will be used even more severely as adults.

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