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Bull Elephants Swept Off Course in Floodwaters Safely Guided Home by Keepers

Bull Elephants Swept Off Course in Floodwaters Safely Guided Home by Keepers

A group of bull elephants got stranded on the wrong side of the fence at Tsavo, and conservation teams stepped in to guide them back.

Kenya’s Sheldrick Wildlife Trust shared video on Instagram from its main account, @sheldricktrust, showing a joint rescue with the Kenya Wildlife Service. According to the post caption, “This band of bulls was trying to get home, but found themselves stuck outside the park fence. In a joint response with the Kenya Wildlife Service, we gave them safe passage.”

The video showed two teams working together. A ground team cut large openings in the fence so the elephants could pass through, while a pilot guided the bulls to the right spot from the air.

The trust said rescues like this matter because “operations like this help prevent human-wildlife conflict, part of our ongoing work with the Kenya Wildlife Service to protect elephants and the communities who live alongside them.”

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Jonathan Vize
Jonathan Vize
Jonathan is the Managing Editor of The Daily Goods and Director of Content at Goodable, where he leads everything from daily storytelling to the systems powering content across the app and API. He has over 20 years of experience in newsrooms, storytelling and digital content strategy. He began his career in broadcast journalism, rising through the ranks as a video editor before taking on the role of Senior Manager of Broadcast Operations, overseeing 150+ staff at Canada's Biggest television newsroom. Jonathan oversees all content teams and output at Goodable. Jonathan loves his family, golf and professional wrestling (in that order).

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