african elephant

Explores the care of elephants that live at the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust nursery in Nairobi.

Chronicles the life of a baby elephant from birth to adulthood.

The author documents her findings about elephant communication, describing her observations about their unique listening behaviors.

When a drought scorches the land in sub-Saharan Africa, Mud, a young African elephant, attempts to find a way to feed herself and her family.

Tells the story of Bob Norris, the Colorado cowboy who became the "Marlboro Man" in television and billboard advertisements, and Amy, the baby elephant he saved and raised on his ranch after her family was slaughtered in southern Africa.

Describes the physical characteristics and behavior of a herd of African elephants and the day in the life of a new baby born among them.

Frightened by stinging hornets, a baby elephant is comforted by his mother who takes him to the river for a bath.