Celebrating Queen of Elephants (Kenya)
Celebrating Queen of Elephants (Kenya). An elephant that touched the lives of many through her incredible tusks. That were long enough to touch the ground while she walked.
Queen of Elephants
She passed away sometime back as a result of natural causes. Which is believed to have been contributed by her old age and drought currently being experienced where she lived. This dry season has really caused suffering to both the very young and old wildlife.
Her death found her in Tsavo, where she had managed to live for over sixty years.
She managed to escape premature death like some of her type. Which is resulted by poisoned arrows, snare and bullets. She survived all that and able to live her life to the old age. This is very rare, especially for elephants like her. That have that size of tusks.
We can say, it has been due to the combined efforts of various organizations and Kenya Wildlife Services. In protecting this species. As poachers continue to poach them for their ivory.
According to the lucky photographer, who managed to take her last photos. She was a calm elephant that even allow him to be too close to her.
What do we learn from Queen of elephants?
Her fame was attached to her incredible beautiful tusks. Most of us only managed to have a glimpse of her though her photos going round in the social media. Photos that have melted our hearts and allowed a chance to enjoy them on her.
It is evident that those tusks only looked well on her and not on how the ”bad” do with such. We were also happy that she managed to life her life to the fullest without having to suffer a premature death.
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Great post đ
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Thank you very much
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For once, a happy ending to a great lady!
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True
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Amazing story
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Thank you
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I was just in Nairobi at the National Museum. That area with the elephant and giraffe and elephant remains… Are those related to this elephant in any way?
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Yeah, Tsavo and Mara have some of the biggest elephants in Kenya
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