Just so wonderful to see brave Khanyisa join her precious elephant herd for daily walks and to see them all so happy and extremely well cared for by devoted Adine and their human family carers. Elephants truly know if a human has genuine love in their hearts.💜💙💚🐘🐘🐘💛🤎🧡
I just love these videos. Waking up in the morning the excitement I feel when I see a new HERD video on my timeline, I cannot click fast enough. Could watch this every single day. Thank u so much... I wish there were more voices for HERD...to help them out in these difficult times... I will be doing my share to help out. Today. Thank u so much HERD ♥️🙏🏽
@@herdelephantorphanage we are the same, we have a dedicated family time at night together to watch the latest HERD videos. We hope Fenya pulls through as successfully as Khanyisa, and this time next year, we get to watch both babies integrated into the herd. xx
I spent the day binge watching these videos (more than once too). I’m totally in love with these majestic animals. I had no clue how loving and protective they are to someone else’s calf and each other. . I’ve learnt a lot from these videos. You are all a great and dedicated team!! . Looking forward to more videos. Thanks for sharing them.
I love love LOVE seeing her eat. She just shuts her little eyes and it’s so sweet! Thanks for narrating the video! It was so nice and very informative! I had no idea about their trunks ❤️
It is amazing how you recognize and know each one's name, also their hierarchy, habits, communication between them and carers, their intelligence and gentleness, so amazing what you have accomplished, and appreciate your narratives, I find sooo interesting!
Thank you so much this was so interesting & very informative! I really enjoyed learning about these incredible & majestic animals! It was so adorable the way Khanyisa touched Herman's face (I'm sorry if I misspelled your name!) while drinking her bottle it was really heart-warming! The bull who broke his leg really touched my heart and I'm so happy to see he's able to walk and lead a happy life! Thank you for what you did for him, Khanyisa and all the other elephants! In my book you are heroes! Big elephant hugs to you all from Canada! 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘💖💓💗💕💖💕💗💓💖💜💜💜
Team, I'm really enjoying this free education. Tigere knows so much and it's a pleasure to here him talk about the elephants. Has HERD done a profile on Tigere? And could we please take a moment to appreciate when the principessa's little leg cross at 0:41?! 🥰
Tigere has been more prominent at Jabulani until now - so yes, we have covered his story in Jabulani - but will over time share his story with HERD followers too!
I think you are right. I have proposed before that Adine and Tigere and some of the long term carers who have been through tick and thin with the jabulani/herd elephant conservation should get an honorary degrees from the most prestigious South African Universities. I also suggested to Adine that some of us will not hesitate to pay for wild animal studies degrees for some of the carers especially those who can be fast tracked due to 5-20 years of working with animals like Tigere, lost, Kinsani (female herd carer), Reply. They should sit for those exams as they will smack it. Due to extreme disadvantage due to apartheid these guys will be able to come out of poverty and set up an elephant education centre within herd area for school visits etc. This guys should not be made to feel small when a rich white south african kid with 3 years wild animals or 3 years zoology degree will earn more than them and make them feel they are nothing. That will not be just.
Thank you our heavenly father above all of us.for these beauitful elephants you created for us love and and adore all the beauitful animals you created and revenge is yours heavenly father for evil people That killed for the ivory every person On this earth will have to answer to you there Almighty father. Thank you with my faith love for You my heavenly father. .
Ooh I love these videos!! And I learn something new each time. So many wonderful moments. Good to see young Zindoga who donated his blood when Khanyisa was so poorly. It's not easy to walk, film and explain at the same time so you do brilliantly Adine! And Thank You to the guys who contribute too. 👍🏼🙏🙏❤🐘❤
My heart goes out to your staff who have not been home since this illness has started. I know they must be missing their families. Kudos to their dedication during these trying times.
Little Khanysa hugging them for her milk they FEED on a bottle as they would on their mom ...when the sediment gets stuck in bottle good to shake it i would assume just as,a formula baby made bottle ....she is an amazing baby elephant and this is such a wonderful place hope it stays on forever
Fantástico ! Sería que Adine y todo el personal hicieran una película con todos Ustedes ,La.Manada de elefantes 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘 KHANYISA protagonista central ,y cada uno de los elefantes con su propia historia en el Orfanato. Así como el Rey León ,La historia de Mowgli y todos sus amigos en la.fauna De la misma manera. Cuan grandiosa sería Película,y cuentos infantiles con sus dibujos para que los niños en el 🌎🌏🌍 aprendan y sepan lo inteligentes que son todas éstas criaturas. Gracias Adine por su nobleza y gran ❤️
Gracias ADINE por contar y relatar acerca de la vida de la pequeña KHANYISA 🐘 en el Orfanato y todos los Elefantes 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘 en la manada Saludo para el Señor Stavros y demás personal trabajador y cuidador allá en SurAfrica desde La República de Colombia 🇨🇴 en Suramérica.
I have really enjoyed the insight into the lives of these elephants. Thank you for passing along your knowledge and for the tremendous job you are all doing taking care of this beautiful herd.
Adine being a relatively new subscriber to the HERD and watching as many videos as I can in the order they were completed, I enjoyed this 3 part series. I learned so much. Thank you. I had no idea about the trunk. Thank you Tigere.
I am really enjoying all the information y’all are sharing. I am so intrigued and can’t get enough. I was so sad when the video ended but immediately excited to see there is a part 4😁😁😁🥰🥰🥰.
@@herdelephantorphanage these “educational “ videos are my absolute favourite I love spending time watching and learning about the herd and the carers.
Will Khanyisa’s healed wounds ever cause her problems again, like with thick scars? Also, will the deep wounds that are healed on either side of her mouth remain supple by themselves, or does a caregiver have to rub an emollient cream on them daily. And does she need ointment in her eyes on a daily basis? Finally, it was mentioned that stem cell therapy was used on Khanyisa’s wounds. Is there a site you could point to that would explain how this stem cell therapy helped heal Khanyisa’s wounds? Thank you for sharing these beautiful creatures on video with those of us that will never see them in person.
Stem cell therapy is used to repair or heal many types of tissue injury in both humans and animals. There’s a lot of different sites that discuss its use. It’s been around for some time now actually. They can pull stem cells from donors or from the patient themselves I believe. For instance , humans with hard to heal wounds can donate their own stem cells via blood drawn etc. the lab then pulls the stem cells, or growth hormones from the blood then mix them in a solution that is used when dressing the wounds. The wounds heal much faster when a persons own growth hormone is applied to the injured tissue. It is very interesting.
I really hope this ok to ask, but why does the landscape seem so very dry right now, is it always like that or is it simply the season?? Just worried about them since I see so many sticks, etc and not much green? Love you all!
Thank you for being so polite when asking! And of course it is okay to ask.. :-) We are smack bang in the middle of a cold winter. You would not have recognised it in Jan, feb, Mar, when we had rains. (take a look at our earlier footage in the year) - the green returns when the rains return - hopefully Mother nature will be kind to us she was last year, with great rains.
I'm a addict. I never (ever!) had this thing with cats on the internet. I open the youtube and the algorithm present me with my Khanyisa dose , I'll take it, I'll smile. Maybe there's a part of me that FEELS like a elephant. Anyway Cheers from Lisbon - Portugal
@@herdelephantorphanage : I Thank you and your team (Khanyisa included). We have a shared history (with a few hundred years gap) . Check it in here: www.portugalresident.com/the-popes-elephant-part-1/
I'm so jealous how I wish I can walk and watch them too. Thank u Ms adine for introduced us ur beautiful gentle giant and the princess. Keep safe and God bless
When you look at Khanyisa boody you see some one bending over walking. Lol. I love these videos everyday. Does she irritate the guys with her trunk. I could never get enough of her or the other elephants.
When you got her she was eager to learn ,it seems she love who ever she was with .I’m so proud of Khanyisa.precious little girl you are loved by a lot of people and her family .she hugs them how sweet .
Learning more about these beautiful intelligent elephants this is a great video how they depend on each other my hats off to all of y'all learning more how this hurt functions together
Videos very instructionals to know the Jabulani herd and all the members . The way they live ,comunicate each other .Thank you for share always waiting a new clip ,my respect all of you and The Jabulani herd too.Beautiful family:-)
We have measured every city, town, village, settlement known to exist on Earth, and found we could fit all of it into just one-third of Australia. Why humans can't reserve the entire continent of Africa for wildlife and flora is absurdly stupid for the sake of our own evolution.
Hey I'm enjoying every minute of these presentations and learning lots, your footage is second to none, walking with these beautiful, gentle giants. But your audio goes from so clear to not so clear. I feel we are missing out on lots of your great insights into this close connection with these beautiful creatures because of poor audio. Maybe you can get a "remote microphone" (if such a thing exists) so that we don't miss a word you say as it is just fascinating. Hope we can watch Khanyisa and the rest of the Herd for the next 20 years or more.
Excellent tidbits. I just love them. I'd like to know more about the anatomy of their trunk. What does it look like on the inside?? How do they drink without inhaling it?? Elephants are such majestic animals. I'd love to visit with y'all but sadly it'll never be. Keep up the great work and keep the tidbits coming! Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful video. 💜🐘💜🐘
Having a hard time hearing you at times ....dont think it's my phone or device ....your tone is just sometimes very low and so soft ...im sorry if it's on my end
"Here we have little Somopane" ... "little young bull elephant is called Mambo". Adine's "little" is rather vague adjective. Watched 3 parths of this "a day" in a row. Relaxing time.
You talk about all the minerals and such in the various areas the elephants eat soil from. How did you acquire this knowledge? 33:13 the smell minerals m
They are all beatifull! I hate that people kill theses wonderful animals, i can understand killing them for food but I do not understand for killing them for trophy... but is it true that the older male elephants Teach the young Bulls manners and how to be a proper bull elephant?
I have been watching how elephants are helped and cared for in Sir Lanka and what is done in Africa, particularly with babies. The way babies are caught and handled by vets, wildlife wardens and rehab centers is amazingly calm , gentle and with empathy. The orphan nurseries are safe, with lots of hay and brush to soften the space. The caregivers are compassionate and educated. In Sri Lanka., there are many people who are talking, yelling at each other around the rescued babe. They use ropes to drag the babies to where they want them to be, the space looks like a jail. No bedding, concrete floors and no compassion. These poor little things are traumatized, many have sustained bad injuries, then the loss of their mothers and herd. Please keep up your wonderful work, being loving caregivers . Thank you
Sorry if already have answered this question, but how long will Khanyisa live/stay in the orphanage? I looked over the Jabulani web page [so informative and interesting] but I could not find the answer. Will she need to reside at the orphanage until she is weaned? Tamisa still drinks milk/formula from a bucket and she is several years old. When will Kanyisa spend most if not all of her time living and roaming with the herd. I love and respect the work you and your staff do and the care you provide to our fellow spirits that we share this world with - I look forward to each new video. Thank you!
Hi Patricia! Thanks for asking ( and scouring our website for the answer first!) We don't have a definite date - as Adine will feel when she is ready. However, we think by this coming summer months when it is warmer for her transition!
Wow Khanyisa went from 90 to 256 kilo's. I saw how sick she was when you found her. You could just see it in her eyes how very sick she was. What a fantastic recovery she's made. You guys are so awesome.
Adine made an error in her words there, it was actually 124KG from rescue - she had mentioned the weight of Mopane rather, who we lost in December last year, sadly.
@@herdelephantorphanage Thank you for the update. Still She has made an incredibly and remarkable recovery. I did hear Adine say that she'll be getting those 4-5 bottles of milk for at least another 2-3 years. So she's going to be under your care for quite a long time. God Bless to You all.
@@herdelephantorphanage Sorry for The Loss of Mopane. It sounded like it was a shocking and very unexpected loss for The Family. Your all very loving and caring People at your Orphanage. The Heard and People of South Africa are very lucky to you all.
Ohh ur beautiful voice n her beautiful eyes i dont want to sleep just want to listen u n watch all f them god pls take care f all speechless as humans u made r too cruel
Are albino elephants like Khanyisa sensitive to sunburns and other side effects of being albino, or does staying mud and dirt covered help make up for it?
Baby khanysia is the cutest and sweetest baby elephant ever. I have to laugh how she loves to suckle Lundi and Bubi but neither has any milk! I also love to watch her run to catch up with the herd in the a.m.
i actually believe they know this, they know these are orphans from moms who were killed by monsters for ivory they know and so they absolutely love taking care of their own, i also believe they know more than WE think animals ALL animals are not stupid they just think different and as a matter of fact I feel very stupid next to these amazing intelligent gentle creatures they are so much better than us
HERD please consider uploading these videos to PATREON account. I went to the HERD website to donate. I could be wrong but the only option i see is PayPal. I would much prefer to have a monthly pay option through PATREON and that way I can continue to help out on a monthly basis....so please consider this xo
hello! We don't have a Patreon account, but we do have a Global Giving platform which is also really easy to use, and tax deductible if from the USA? That is our platform we use over there - if you like, I will share the link for you here: www.globalgiving.org/projects/baby-albino-elephant-khanyisas-fundraiser/
@@herdelephantorphanage I'm newly addicted to kanyisa! Highlight of my day. Its better than the BBC news!! Delightful way to start my day. Thank you xx
Did elephants tusk being reformed or cut ? Look good making them using Trunk freely I have see Thailand 🇹🇭 Elephant they don’t want to cut tusk My guess spiritual beliefs of local people Make it harder for elephant to use the Trunk if they have the tusk blocked look Difficulty just my opinion
Did you do well on the campaign to raise money...? When I see Fishan I worry he might be in pain. .is he in pain? Why is his front leg so stiff? I liked the pride in Adine's voice when she told us her current weight. Khanyisa is an amazing baby elephant. She has such a jest for life and is a survivor. Can you tell us currently the status of Fishan's leg? Does he have any pals he hangs out with? Please give us a physical address to send in a donation. Thank you.
Hello from Washington state, USA! I have loved watching this very informative series, and I love baby elephants!! I have a few questions, if you would'nt mind? First, are you allowed to carry firearms with you to protect the elephants against poachers? Is there a time in the near future when Khunysia will spend the night out in the wild with her herd? And also, is Lammy terribly depressed during the day now without her friend? Thank you !!
This series has been mesmerizing and such an excellent window into your lives. Thank you so much. You are amazing!! All of your staff are amazing!! And your camera work is great even for an IPhone!!! I’m looking forward to having the opportunity to donate you your wonderful cause soon.
Adine we can barely hear you when you don't speak into the Mic, and we can't hear the keepers at all. Can you please speak on the Mic, and let the speakers speak on it too. Thank you. Our pretty pink baby is learning so much from her family😍😘
Thank you, humans, for explaining what we are seeing. I hope that many school children and college students around the world are watching and learning more about African elephants and how they interact with their dry environment. People can also watch videos about Asian elephants who usually (I think) live in greener, wetter environments and have more choices of what to eat -- but those elephants are put to work by humans. See ElephantNews TH-cam channel for news about the rescue of many such elephants. I wonder if Adine has met Lek Chailert; both are very busy women!
I have always worried about whether the elephants might eat too many trees in one area. Do you try to rotate them to different parts of the reserve so that the tree don't die out?
Adine, I enjoy the videos enormously where you narrate. You narrate extremely well and very naturally. It is also excellent when the carers explain various things to us. I enjoy education and learning about elephants and the personalities of each elephant. Big hug from Liberty in KZN. 💚💖💚
@@herdelephantorphanage My back is killing me (lumbago). Sitting for too long. What I am not allowed to write is the f-word. But the animals is stil lovely! Have a new fantastic day in your life.
@@herdelephantorphanage Thank you for your consideration. Sure lumbago is painful but kidney stones are worse. Ask me I know. Speaking of pain, Adine, you who have children and may have given birth vaginally know what pain is. Kidney stones are worse, it is said, but as a man I can not answer. Research has shown that vaginal birth then transfers microorganisms from the mother to the fetus and this is very important. In cesarean section, you miss this. Therefore, they have now started to take from the amniotic fluid and transfer parts of the amniotic fluid to the mouth and nose of the newborn fetus. Now to elephants. New elephant to be integrated with the herd should perhaps get e.g. saliva from the elephant in the herd that has the most contact with other elephants. Another idea is that when an elephant is born, you collect amniotic fluid and freeze it and save it for the next external elephant that will become a member of the herd. Exciting to hear what veterinarians think about this. To remember: When Europeans came to America, almost 80% of the indigenous people died of the diseases that the newcomers brought with them.
Adine, I love following the story of Khanyisa! What you are doing for the African Elephant there is someone in Thailand named Lek, who is doing something very similar for the Asian Elephant. I do have a question though. Do you encourage or discourage breeding for the Jubalani Herd? Thank you for taking some of your precious time to answer my question. Many Blessings to everyone there. Stay Safe!! From Ontario, Canada, Jenn.
Albino elephants have such beautiful eyes. Don’t you little princess??🤗🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰🥰
Absolutely!
Just so wonderful to see brave Khanyisa join her precious elephant herd for daily walks and to see them all so happy and extremely well cared for by devoted Adine and their human family carers. Elephants truly know if a human has genuine love in their hearts.💜💙💚🐘🐘🐘💛🤎🧡
Thanks for all the details in this video!
Love how she goes up to all the keepers when she wants her bottle💕. Great family herd💕
You are so welcome!
Bless all her carers who haven’t been able to return home.
Our hearts break for them! But they have been amazing...
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I just love these videos. Waking up in the morning the excitement I feel when I see a new HERD video on my timeline, I cannot click fast enough. Could watch this every single day. Thank u so much...
I wish there were more voices for HERD...to help them out in these difficult times...
I will be doing my share to help out. Today.
Thank u so much HERD ♥️🙏🏽
THank you - that makes us so super happy to read - thanks for sharing your valuable "me-time" with our journey at HERD!
@@herdelephantorphanage we are the same, we have a dedicated family time at night together to watch the latest HERD videos. We hope Fenya pulls through as successfully as Khanyisa, and this time next year, we get to watch both babies integrated into the herd. xx
I spent the day binge watching these videos (more than once too). I’m totally in love with these majestic animals. I had no clue how loving and protective they are to someone else’s calf and each other. . I’ve learnt a lot from these videos. You are all a great and dedicated team!! . Looking forward to more videos. Thanks for sharing them.
That is amazing. Thank you for your time, and the amazing compliment. They are just sensational animals!
Great video. I'm learning so much. I feel like I'm actually out walking with the elephants. Thanks so much for posting these videos!
I love love LOVE seeing her eat. She just shuts her little eyes and it’s so sweet! Thanks for narrating the video! It was so nice and very informative! I had no idea about their trunks ❤️
Our pleasure, Tani!
@@herdelephantorphanage This little elephant gives me hope and joy. Beautiful spirit. Yes, SUNSHINE.
I love these people and adore these elephants.
Thank you!
Me too 💗
Thank you so much Adine and Tigere for all the interesting information. Can't wait for part 4 tomorrow
Our pleasure, Linda! Thank you
🌻😘🐘BABE AND THE BEAUTIFUL FAMILY 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘💞 I❤LOVED
Khanyisa in her kingdom of caretakers. She is coddled❤💯🤗
It is amazing how you recognize and know each one's name, also their hierarchy, habits, communication between them and carers, their intelligence and gentleness, so amazing what you have accomplished, and appreciate your narratives, I find sooo interesting!
Wondeful, thank you Lin for recognising that. Glad to hear that you enjoy the information - thank you!
Lin N I absolutely agree!! 👍🏼😊🙏
@@janparish7895 Thanks Jan!
I'm beyond happy the elephants have these awesome people who love them as we do! Thank you for appreciating them!!
Thank you so much this was so interesting & very informative! I really enjoyed learning about these incredible & majestic animals! It was so adorable the way Khanyisa touched Herman's face (I'm sorry if I misspelled your name!) while drinking her bottle it was really heart-warming! The bull who broke his leg really touched my heart and I'm so happy to see he's able to walk and lead a happy life! Thank you for what you did for him, Khanyisa and all the other elephants! In my book you are heroes! Big elephant hugs to you all from Canada! 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘💖💓💗💕💖💕💗💓💖💜💜💜
Thanks for the heartfelt message!
@@herdelephantorphanage We love you all! Adine,.... beautiful person.
Team, I'm really enjoying this free education. Tigere knows so much and it's a pleasure to here him talk about the elephants. Has HERD done a profile on Tigere?
And could we please take a moment to appreciate when the principessa's little leg cross at 0:41?! 🥰
Tigere has been more prominent at Jabulani until now - so yes, we have covered his story in Jabulani - but will over time share his story with HERD followers too!
I think you are right. I have proposed before that Adine and Tigere and some of the long term carers who have been through tick and thin with the jabulani/herd elephant conservation should get an honorary degrees from the most prestigious South African Universities. I also suggested to Adine that some of us will not hesitate to pay for wild animal studies degrees for some of the carers especially those who can be fast tracked due to 5-20 years of working with animals like Tigere, lost, Kinsani (female herd carer), Reply. They should sit for those exams as they will smack it. Due to extreme disadvantage due to apartheid these guys will be able to come out of poverty and set up an elephant education centre within herd area for school visits etc. This guys should not be made to feel small when a rich white south african kid with 3 years wild animals or 3 years zoology degree will earn more than them and make them feel they are nothing. That will not be just.
Thank you our heavenly father above all of us.for these beauitful elephants you created for us love and and adore all the beauitful animals you created and revenge is yours heavenly father for evil people
That killed for the ivory every person
On this earth will have to answer to you there Almighty father.
Thank you with my faith love for
You my heavenly father.
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Ooh I love these videos!! And I learn something new each time. So many wonderful moments. Good to see young Zindoga who donated his blood when Khanyisa was so poorly. It's not easy to walk, film and explain at the same time so you do brilliantly Adine! And Thank You to the guys who contribute too. 👍🏼🙏🙏❤🐘❤
Thank you, Jan. Adine is so light on her feet! Her footage is so smooth... when I take it is bumpy and not so great :-)
My heart goes out to your staff who have not been home since this illness has started. I know they must be missing their families. Kudos to their dedication during these trying times.
I always wondered when elephants eat a branch do they think "wow this tastes good"
Haha I was thinking the same thing.. do they prefer certain branches over others or do they all taste like “tree”?
They definitely have preferences and different trees and foliage has different tastes, or should we say flavours ;)
Little Khanysa hugging them for her milk they FEED on a bottle as they would on their mom ...when the sediment gets stuck in bottle good to shake it i would assume just as,a formula baby made bottle ....she is an amazing baby elephant and this is such a wonderful place hope it stays on forever
Thank you so much, Rene
Fantástico ! Sería que Adine y todo el personal hicieran una película con todos Ustedes ,La.Manada de elefantes 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘 KHANYISA protagonista central ,y cada uno de los elefantes con su propia historia en el Orfanato. Así como el Rey León ,La historia de Mowgli y todos sus amigos en la.fauna
De la misma manera. Cuan grandiosa sería Película,y cuentos infantiles con sus dibujos para que los niños en el 🌎🌏🌍 aprendan y sepan lo inteligentes que son todas éstas criaturas. Gracias Adine por su nobleza y gran ❤️
Gracias ADINE por contar y relatar acerca de la vida de la pequeña KHANYISA 🐘 en el Orfanato y todos los Elefantes 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘 en la manada Saludo para el Señor Stavros y demás personal trabajador y cuidador allá en SurAfrica desde La República de Colombia 🇨🇴 en Suramérica.
I have really enjoyed the insight into the lives of these elephants. Thank you for passing along your knowledge and for the tremendous job you are all doing taking care of this beautiful herd.
Thank you very much - glad you enjoyed it!
Wow a lot of muscles in their trunks they are just so majestic and beautiful and graceful in their own way ....greatful for this channel ty
Their trunks are INCREDIBLE! Truly one of nature's most grand designs!
She seems like having a pinky heart shape 💖 mark on her butt🤩
Cute!
Adine being a relatively new subscriber to the HERD and watching as many videos as I can in the order they were completed, I enjoyed this 3 part series. I learned so much. Thank you.
I had no idea about the trunk. Thank you Tigere.
So glad you enjoyed! Watch tonights update for a bit more from Tigere!
HERD Elephant Orphanage South Africa Oh good. I can see the proper spelling of his name. TU.
I am really enjoying all the information y’all are sharing. I am so intrigued and can’t get enough. I was so sad when the video ended but immediately excited to see there is a part 4😁😁😁🥰🥰🥰.
So happy that you didn't lose interest after the long video! Weren't sure if we had overdone it! :-)
@@herdelephantorphanage these “educational “ videos are my absolute favourite I love spending time watching and learning about the herd and the carers.
Will Khanyisa’s healed wounds ever cause her problems again, like with thick scars? Also, will the deep wounds that are healed on either side of her mouth remain supple by themselves, or does a caregiver have to rub an emollient cream on them daily. And does she need ointment in her eyes on a daily basis? Finally, it was mentioned that stem cell therapy was used on Khanyisa’s wounds. Is there a site you could point to that would explain how this stem cell therapy helped heal Khanyisa’s wounds?
Thank you for sharing these beautiful creatures on video with those of us that will never see them in person.
Stem cell therapy is used to repair or heal many types of tissue injury in both humans and animals. There’s a lot of different sites that discuss its use. It’s been around for some time now actually. They can pull stem cells from donors or from the patient themselves I believe. For instance , humans with hard to heal wounds can donate their own stem cells via blood drawn etc. the lab then pulls the stem cells, or growth hormones from the blood then mix them in a solution that is used when dressing the wounds. The wounds heal much faster when a persons own growth hormone is applied to the injured tissue. It is very interesting.
I love you all, the elephants, carers... The animals and good people who protect, love and care them. 🙏 ♥ 😘 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘...
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I really hope this ok to ask, but why does the landscape seem so very dry right now, is it always like that or is it simply the season?? Just worried about them since I see so many sticks, etc and not much green? Love you all!
Thank you for being so polite when asking! And of course it is okay to ask.. :-) We are smack bang in the middle of a cold winter. You would not have recognised it in Jan, feb, Mar, when we had rains. (take a look at our earlier footage in the year) - the green returns when the rains return - hopefully Mother nature will be kind to us she was last year, with great rains.
I agree! We can all learn a lot from elephants. Especially the kindness to one another
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A Bubi Fan!
I'm a addict.
I never (ever!) had this thing with cats on the internet.
I open the youtube and the algorithm present me with my Khanyisa dose , I'll take it, I'll smile.
Maybe there's a part of me that FEELS like a elephant. Anyway Cheers from Lisbon - Portugal
Thank you, TH-cam!!!! And thank you for sharing that with us, all the way from Lisbon!
@@herdelephantorphanage :
I Thank you and your team (Khanyisa included). We have a shared history (with a few hundred years gap) . Check it in here:
www.portugalresident.com/the-popes-elephant-part-1/
I think because shes so fragile and we want all the best for her, we cant stop watching. Hi Lisbon from Australia.
I'm so jealous how I wish I can walk and watch them too.
Thank u Ms adine for introduced us ur beautiful gentle giant and the princess.
Keep safe and God bless
Thank you so much, Sweetje
When you look at Khanyisa boody you see some one bending over walking. Lol. I love these videos everyday.
Does she irritate the guys with her trunk. I could never get enough of her or the other elephants.
Khanyisa - im so hungry ..give me more milk🤗😶
Care taker - ....😳....
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She’s wants that bottle! Lol so cute ❤️
pretty badly!
When you got her she was eager to learn ,it seems she love who ever she was with .I’m so proud of Khanyisa.precious little girl you are loved by a lot of people and her family .she hugs them how sweet .
"little" really is a relative term isn't it🤣
Maybe just a little, lol!
@@herdelephantorphanage 😂😂😂
Little SUNSHINE....is so adorable.
Thank you for your interesting comments. Fantastic to learn more! 😊
From Argentina I like to say thank you to help and love orfand animals. The experience is very interesting. Please do more videos like this. ❤️🇦🇷
Thank you very much, Leticia
😍🐘🐘🐘🐾 ,love, Leticia. @@herdelephantorphanage
Learning more about these beautiful intelligent elephants this is a great video how they depend on each other my hats off to all of y'all learning more how this hurt functions together
Thank you, Ray
Videos very instructionals to know the Jabulani herd and all the members . The way they live ,comunicate each other .Thank you for share always waiting a new clip ,my respect all of you and The Jabulani herd too.Beautiful family:-)
Thank you for the lovely message, and for enjoying the journey so much x
We have measured every city, town, village, settlement known to exist on Earth, and found we could fit all of it into just one-third of Australia. Why humans can't reserve the entire continent of Africa for wildlife and flora is absurdly stupid for the sake of our own evolution.
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Hey I'm enjoying every minute of these presentations and learning lots, your footage is second to none, walking with these beautiful, gentle giants. But your audio goes from so clear to not so clear. I feel we are missing out on lots of your great insights into this close connection with these beautiful creatures because of poor audio. Maybe you can get a "remote microphone" (if such a thing exists) so that we don't miss a word you say as it is just fascinating. Hope we can watch Khanyisa and the rest of the Herd for the next 20 years or more.
Excellent tidbits. I just love them. I'd like to know more about the anatomy of their trunk. What does it look like on the inside?? How do they drink without inhaling it?? Elephants are such majestic animals. I'd love to visit with y'all but sadly it'll never be. Keep up the great work and keep the tidbits coming! Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful video. 💜🐘💜🐘
Having a hard time hearing you at times ....dont think it's my phone or device ....your tone is just sometimes very low and so soft ...im sorry if it's on my end
Rene Z ...I agree...very hard to hear
Khanyisa drinking her bottle and checking out her carer's mask. Probably wondering why her humans are wearing those silly things.
Humans have a lot to learn from elephants. Thank you and the excellent caregivers! ❤️
"Here we have little Somopane" ... "little young bull elephant is called Mambo". Adine's "little" is rather vague adjective.
Watched 3 parths of this "a day" in a row. Relaxing time.
I have been wondering if they see their human in problems like other animal attacks will they protect them? ❤❤❤love ❤❤❤
You talk about all the minerals and such in the various areas the elephants eat soil from. How did you acquire this knowledge? 33:13 the smell minerals m
Thank you Adine another informative video ♡
They are all beatifull! I hate that people kill theses wonderful animals, i can understand killing them for food but I do not understand for killing them for trophy... but is it true that the older male elephants Teach the young Bulls manners and how to be a proper bull elephant?
I have been watching how elephants are helped and cared for in Sir Lanka and what is done in Africa, particularly with babies. The way babies are caught and handled by vets, wildlife wardens and rehab centers is amazingly calm , gentle and with empathy. The orphan nurseries are safe, with lots of hay and brush to soften the space. The caregivers are compassionate and educated.
In Sri Lanka., there are many people who are talking, yelling at each other around the rescued babe. They use ropes to drag the babies to where they want them to be, the space looks like a jail. No bedding, concrete floors and no compassion. These poor little things are traumatized, many have sustained bad injuries, then the loss of their mothers and herd.
Please keep up your wonderful work, being loving caregivers . Thank you
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KEEP THOSE BABIES ELEPHANT'S, THEY R SOOOO CUTE TOO
Sorry if already have answered this question, but how long will Khanyisa live/stay in the orphanage? I looked over the Jabulani web page [so informative and interesting] but I could not find the answer. Will she need to reside at the orphanage until she is weaned? Tamisa still drinks milk/formula from a bucket and she is several years old. When will Kanyisa spend most if not all of her time living and roaming with the herd. I love and respect the work you and your staff do and the care you provide to our fellow spirits that we share this world with - I look forward to each new video. Thank you!
Hi Patricia! Thanks for asking ( and scouring our website for the answer first!) We don't have a definite date - as Adine will feel when she is ready. However, we think by this coming summer months when it is warmer for her transition!
Wow Khanyisa went from 90 to 256 kilo's. I saw how sick she was when you found her. You could just see it in her eyes how very sick she was. What a fantastic recovery she's made. You guys are so awesome.
Adine made an error in her words there, it was actually 124KG from rescue - she had mentioned the weight of Mopane rather, who we lost in December last year, sadly.
@@herdelephantorphanage Thank you for the update. Still She has made an incredibly and remarkable recovery. I did hear Adine say that she'll be getting those 4-5 bottles of milk for at least another 2-3 years. So she's going to be under your care for quite a long time. God Bless to You all.
@@herdelephantorphanage Sorry for The Loss of Mopane. It sounded like it was a shocking and very unexpected loss for The Family. Your all very loving and caring People at your Orphanage. The Heard and People of South Africa are very lucky to you all.
Never see.But question? How do horses get on with Elephants?
We can't tell you that from experience, sorry! Never had them in the company of horses! :-)
this beautiful baby lips 👄 !!!
27.26. Какая ласковая малышка, всех дядюшек обняла, поцеловала, за уши подергала)))
Min 3:37 one elephant brought his lunch..
Tree-to-go!!
Ohh ur beautiful voice n her beautiful eyes i dont want to sleep just want to listen u n watch all f them god pls take care f all speechless as humans u made r too cruel
Thank you for the compliments for Adine!
Are albino elephants like Khanyisa sensitive to sunburns and other side effects of being albino, or does staying mud and dirt covered help make up for it?
Thank you.....🕊🇺🇲💕
Do the elephants ever run away from the workers?
Baby khanysia is the cutest and sweetest baby elephant ever. I have to laugh how she loves to suckle Lundi and Bubi but neither has any milk! I also love to watch her run to catch up with the herd in the a.m.
Nice video ❤️
i actually believe they know this, they know these are orphans from moms who were killed by monsters for ivory they know and so they absolutely love taking care of their own, i also believe they know more than WE think
animals ALL animals are not stupid they just think different and as a matter of fact I feel very stupid next to these amazing intelligent gentle creatures they are so much better than us
HERD please consider uploading these videos to PATREON account.
I went to the HERD website to donate. I could be wrong but the only option i see is PayPal. I would much prefer to have a monthly pay option through PATREON and that way I can continue to help out on a monthly basis....so please consider this xo
hello! We don't have a Patreon account, but we do have a Global Giving platform which is also really easy to use, and tax deductible if from the USA? That is our platform we use over there - if you like, I will share the link for you here: www.globalgiving.org/projects/baby-albino-elephant-khanyisas-fundraiser/
@@herdelephantorphanage I'm newly addicted to kanyisa! Highlight of my day. Its better than the BBC news!! Delightful way to start my day. Thank you xx
Did elephants tusk being reformed or cut ? Look good making them using
Trunk freely I have see Thailand 🇹🇭
Elephant they don’t want to cut tusk
My guess spiritual beliefs of local people
Make it harder for elephant to use the
Trunk if they have the tusk blocked look
Difficulty just my opinion
Did you do well on the campaign to raise money...? When I see Fishan I worry he might be in pain. .is he in pain? Why is his front leg so stiff? I liked the pride in Adine's voice when she told us her current weight. Khanyisa is an amazing baby elephant. She has such a jest for life and is a survivor. Can you tell us currently the status of Fishan's leg? Does he have any pals he hangs out with? Please give us a physical address to send in a donation. Thank you.
Wait!!! Poachers eat elephant?!? Are they so poor that it is the only source of food??? How very sad!!!
tsk tsk tsk .... someone dropped the 'tree-to-go' in the middle of the street .... good thing they are 100% biodegradable. 😉
Hello from Washington state, USA! I have loved watching this very informative series, and I love baby elephants!! I have a few questions, if you would'nt mind? First, are you allowed to carry firearms with you to protect the elephants against poachers? Is there a time in the near future when Khunysia will spend the night out in the wild with her herd? And also, is Lammy terribly depressed during the day now without her friend? Thank you !!
This series has been mesmerizing and such an excellent window into your lives. Thank you so much. You are amazing!! All of your staff are amazing!! And your camera work is great even for an IPhone!!! I’m looking forward to having the opportunity to donate you your wonderful cause soon.
Adine we can barely hear you when you don't speak into the Mic, and we can't hear the keepers at all. Can you please speak on the Mic, and let the speakers speak on it too. Thank you. Our pretty pink baby is learning so much from her family😍😘
Elephants graze from dry tree branches
Gracias por cada vídeo. 😊🎉
Do you plant trees and shrubs for them so they don't run out of vegetation?
Thank you, humans, for explaining what we are seeing. I hope that many school children and college students around the world are watching and learning more about African elephants and how they interact with their dry environment. People can also watch videos about Asian elephants who usually (I think) live in greener, wetter environments and have more choices of what to eat -- but those elephants are put to work by humans. See ElephantNews TH-cam channel for news about the rescue of many such elephants. I wonder if Adine has met Lek Chailert; both are very busy women!
Have there been any lion attacks on the herd etc ??
Remarkable camera work. Bravo 👏🏾 🌞
I love how they jus let them be Elephants
I have always worried about whether the elephants might eat too many trees in one area. Do you try to rotate them to different parts of the reserve so that the tree don't die out?
Adine, I enjoy the videos enormously where you narrate. You narrate extremely well and very naturally.
It is also excellent when the carers explain various things to us.
I enjoy education and learning about elephants and the personalities of each elephant.
Big hug from Liberty in KZN.
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Is there a chance that the bb will be blind later in life because of her light eyes?
Min 4:55 now that's what I call an aphrodisiac ...for a elephant..elephant buttocks
How do you handle the males who enter musth? Do you have to separate them from the herd?
Excellent, been sharing
Thank you, Jason!
Lovely but my back say something that I can't write here.
oh no, what is wrong?
@@herdelephantorphanage My back is killing me (lumbago). Sitting for too long. What I am not allowed to write is the f-word. But the animals is stil lovely! Have a new fantastic day in your life.
@@palborje6485 OH, I understand now! Hope you feel better, back pain is the worst!
@@herdelephantorphanage Thank you for your consideration. Sure lumbago is painful but kidney stones are worse. Ask me I know.
Speaking of pain, Adine, you who have children and may have given birth vaginally know what pain is. Kidney stones are worse, it is said, but as a man I can not answer.
Research has shown that vaginal birth then transfers microorganisms from the mother to the fetus and this is very important. In cesarean section, you miss this. Therefore, they have now started to take from the amniotic fluid and transfer parts of the amniotic fluid to the mouth and nose of the newborn fetus.
Now to elephants. New elephant to be integrated with the herd should perhaps get e.g. saliva from the elephant in the herd that has the most contact with other elephants. Another idea is that when an elephant is born, you collect amniotic fluid and freeze it and save it for the next external elephant that will become a member of the herd.
Exciting to hear what veterinarians think about this.
To remember: When Europeans came to America, almost 80% of the indigenous people died of the diseases that the newcomers brought with them.
Adine, I love following the story of Khanyisa! What you are doing for the African Elephant there is someone in Thailand named Lek, who is doing something very similar for the Asian Elephant. I do have a question though. Do you encourage or discourage breeding for the Jubalani Herd? Thank you for taking some of your precious time to answer my question. Many Blessings to everyone there. Stay Safe!! From Ontario, Canada, Jenn.
Poor Fishan. Does his leg still hurt him?
Is she getting darker?
Jungl sukh gaya hai Kya Pani Ki byaestha krna chahiye
Could you please turn up the voice a little.
Salam lestari gajah di dunia form indonesia
sexy mouth of Khanyisa !!!❤