Elephants are the largest land animals on Earth, but their true power is not just in their size. It lies in their remarkable intelligence, deep memory, and rich emotional lives. Their long, versatile trunks act as both muscle and fingertip, capable of uprooting small trees or delicately lifting a single berry. Tusks help them dig for water, strip bark from trees, and defend themselves when threatened. Elephants are built for extreme environments, with massive ears that help regulate body tempera

Elephants in the wild are constantly on the move. They have roaming corridors that can extend for thousands of kilometers and are part of the family legacy. But as human populations have grown, our species has built cities, villages, farms and conservancies, which have cut off some of the elephant's traditional corridors. In this episode we'll look at the work that Lewa is doing to try and restore some of that territory to the elephants from Mt, Kenya to Samburu National Park. On the flip side,

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