Baby Elephant Gets Left Behind and Learns an Important Lesson | 4K UHD | BBC Earth
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This video follows an animatronic camera disguised as elephant dung, named Dung-Cam, observing an elephant herd and their calves as they travel and play in the African savanna. A baby elephant gets separated from its herd in a swamp, panics, but is eventually reunited with its inexperienced mother.
From the video
Answers: How do elephant herds and calves behave in the wild when observed by hidden cameras?
- elephant herd behavior
- baby elephant social interaction
- wildlife espionage cameras
- elephant calf development
What it concludes
- Baby elephants must learn the rules of behavior and how to play nicely with each other at an early age.
- Older elephants make sure the young ones do not cross the line.
- Babies must stay next to their mothers in the center of the herd for safety.
- An inexperienced mother can make mistakes and temporarily lose her calf in treacherous terrain like a swamp.
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