20190829 Rambo Elephant Drinks very quickly, Bayete Zulu, South Africa
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2019
- Bayete Zulu
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Elephant Interaction
Come and enjoy an up close and personal meeting with Rambo, Rachel and Jabulani our habituated elephants. One of our knowledgeable rangers will talk you through Rambo and Rachel’s history and provide you with interesting facts about elephants.
You will be given opportunity to feed Rambo and Rachel as well as touch Rambo’s ears, behind his tusks, between his front legs, and even get to feel his tongue!
Please book ahead to avoid disappointment!
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The elephant interaction costs R550.00 per adult, R300.00 per child (3 - 12 years) and is free for children under 3. These rates include VAT.
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one of the most beautiful elephant I've ever seen
everyone there in person think so
Perfect tusks! Beautiful !
What an Incredible experience we both had ♥️ it's a must for all animal lovers♥️
what other beatufil animal do you recommend?
my god is he beautiful.....
That elephant looks like a real Bad Boy😎🦷
I consider Rambo to be one of the largest elephants ever to be orphaned and the only orphan super tusker
have you seen Rambo in person?
WOWWWW... look at those tusks. i bet the ladies love them
he does have a nice lady elephant living with him.
0:36 dang look at the length of his tusks compared to a human, they are almost as tall as him like dang
💖🐘💖🐘💖. What a handsome Boy
It was very touching to be there in person.
Hamari kudrat hi h jo etne bade bade haathi ko pal leta h warna ye kisi sadharan aadmi k bs ki baat hi nahi h
Amazing x
Интересно, а сколько лет этому слону 🐘?
African bush elephant with the interesting “X Ivory”. : p
Mammoth crossing ahead XD
Edit: I feel like Rambo’s tusks remind me of a crossing sign
Oye hoye
If i went here i would never want to leave. I'd want a job. Ive lovev 🐘🐘's all my life, im now 62 and still love them. Have many pics and statues around my home. 🐘❤
I would say if you are getting close to retirement go for it if you can. Life is short and are health seems to be even shorter then our life span. After covid is over or people can travel at will consider it. My dad lived to 98 worked his butt off his entire life and never complained but as he was getting older his body was breaking down. I think there were things he would of liked to have done but his body stopped him.
@@eugeniaskelley5194 Yes, I agree with you.
Can see they tourist with the clothes they wearing!🤣
Wow
omg..he is huge O.O
Please say no to ivory please protect them please admire only the buity and say big no to ivory
😊🐘🌺
Awwww he couldn't defend himself if he had to his tusks are crossed...poor thing
Sandra Lee it’s natural in some super tuskers. They can use the crossed tusks as an advantage to prevent the trunk from getting injured in a fight with another of its kind. For bull elephants, these tusks, (especially those that are crossed) are also a personal place where they can rest their trunks if they’re tired. Rambo is not the only Elly with crossed tusks. take the late echo, a female elephant with crossed tusks and the most famous elephant in the amboseli national park
You’ve got to be joking, right?
@@aidangm7419 yeah ...I never thought of it like that ...thank you....he's definitely beautiful...
yes its awful, i cant believe they havent ever tried to fix it
@@natestorm194 crossed tusks can be useful too. They can be used as trunk rests. In amboseli, crossed tusks are a common genetic variation amongst the elephants, specifically within females, echo for example had crossed tusks. It is also how they naturally grow. If they try to fix the tusk adjustment like twisting it for example, the areas of skin around the tusks could experience pain and bleed.
Are thetusks still useful to him when they are crossed in that way?
I am sure he uses them a little differently than other elephants, more as a shovel and less as a pick. But as a shovel, and crossing as they do - he probably can lift more weight (if he can get a good "hold" of what he is lifting - speaking strictly from a structural standpoint.
They can also be used to rest their trunks if they get tired from feeding on grass.
@@aidangm7419 I believe he does, and he eats just fine.
Hope he has full time Guards from poachers !
yes, it's guarded well
How tall is he?? My guess is 10 feet
yes, just about.
this is a travesty, he clearly cant even flip dirt onto his self, how has no one tried to repair this by shortening his tusks'
Crossed tusks is common. Rambo can just put his trunk under is tusks and just spray the dirt with ease. Cross tusks can be used to dig up food and water and to rest their trunks after use during feeding as eating can exhaust their trunks so crossed tusks can help rest their trunks. Plus if they shorten his tusks they will never grow back. African elephant tusks can grow as long as they are not damaged. If a chunk or piece of it is broken, it will never grow back. Crossed tusks are one of the most common tusk variations in elephant genetics especially in females from the amboseli population. The late echo for example had crossed tusks as well as many of the other living females in amboseli. Plus tusk genes are what also allowed some elephants to be big tuskers, since there are less than 30 left, they are important for their gene input so as they mate with females, their genes along with traces of tusker genes can be inherited in most of the resulting offspring. Some males fathered by some of the big tuskers like Craig, tolstoy and the late time in the amboseli population who are aged 25-30 already have extraordinary large tusks for their ages. Rambo may have inherited a mix of genes of a male super tusker and cross tusked female which may have been the result to what he is now.
@@aidangm7419 thank you for sharing your great knowledge
You're ignorance is what shameful.you know nothing about this animal.
I don't like this because you're advertising you have an elephant with a lot of ivory.
they guard these watering points, and many other locations. They certainly could do a better job, but the fact that this Jumbo has huge tusks and isn't in a zoo says something about the security
there are a few of these big tuskers in zoos too. Dalip is an Asian elephant super tusker in Miami zoo for example
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