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Who’s There?

It’s a short video, but it’s charming so we wanted to share.

In the foreground is Rana and in the bushes in Ramba. They had already been together before being fed and Ramba’s food was put down first because she’s a speed racer. Scott then drove off just a bit and put Rana’s food down.

Rana was already eating when it seems that she noticed Ramba was there in the bushes. When she stops flapping her ears and has her mouth slightly open, it’s because she’s watching and listening. The blowing noise is her being excited about it all. Her face is super soft and happy.

This touches on something we’ve talked about before, how elephants seem to have mini celebrations about being together, even if they were just together a minute ago. We would see it in TN, the girls would come into the barn for the night and there were rubber flaps in the doorway, after they came in, it was a party like they hadn’t seen each other in 2 days. It’s something that is really sweet to see in Rana, especially with how reserved she was trying to be with Ramba initially. She’s now allowing herself to express at least some of the joy she feels towards Ramba. 

November 12, 2019

 

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Comments(5)

  1. REPLY
    Barb Wilson says
    November 12, 2019 at 4:58 pm

    These moments are precious! Thanks so much for sharing.

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    Kelejan says
    November 12, 2019 at 5:29 pm

    So wonderful to see and for you to share with us.

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    Sheila says
    November 12, 2019 at 10:16 pm

    LOOKS LIKE ❤️?❤️ RANA IS HAPPY AND SMILING ABOUT HER FOOD! LOOKING VERY RELAXED AND READY TO CHOW DOWN BEFORE GOING STROLLING WITH. RAMBA?❤️?RANA LOOKS VERY HEALTHY‼️??PTL

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    Debbie Sides says
    November 13, 2019 at 4:54 am

    I just can’t get over how cute they are about it all. Just being near one another is a joyous event. Home and herd has an amazing affect. Love these girls so much.

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    Sherry says
    November 13, 2019 at 9:18 am

    We can learn from elephants, can’t we!? It is good be around others friends, family, and strangers and give everyone your smile. We can learn from one another.

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