I heard about this, the baby elephant was saved by the rest of the herd that came up and frightened the crocodile off.
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If the next photo in the sequence was one of the big elephants stomping on the alligator to set the baby free, at least it would have a happy ending. Otherwise it is just hard to look at.
"When the crocodile got hold of the baby elephant, the whole herd of elephants first went crazy, running around and trumpeting, and then proceeded to come to the rescue of the baby elephant."
"After it was saved, all the elephants of the herd stayed around the baby elephant for a while, making sure that it was okay."
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Once you've read that, maybe you'll understand the difference between predation and natural disasters (which cause significant loss of life to flora and fauna alike).
Secondly, I actually do donate to several different charities, including CCA (Coastal Conservation Association), Ric O'Barry's campaign to stop dolphin slaughter in Taiji, the EFF, ACLU, and our local SPCA.
Once you've read that, maybe you'll understand the difference between predation and natural disasters (which cause significant loss of life to flora and fauna alike).
Secondly, I actually do donate to several different charities, including CCA (Coastal Conservation Association), Ric O'Barry's campaign to stop dolphin slaughter in Taiji, the EFF, ACLU, and our local SPCA.
I do understand it, i was just wanting to see your response (i'm bored).
I do however still feel sorry for the lil fella and always like to see them escaping when watching nature programmes on tv. It's natural.
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