Sheldrick Wildlife Trustさんのイラストまとめ

Jasiri & Faraja popped back to say hi to the Umani Springs orphan #elephant herd & their Keepers. The boys have been on walkabout for a month and arrived back with an impressive wild bull for company. He’s obviously been showing them the ropes. #rewilding

The Thabangunje #WaterForWildlife initiative is hit with #elephants! Funded by donations, the solar-powered borehole feeds troughs and pans. So, in an area with few water points during the dry season, elephants have somewhere to drink and wallow. Water = life!

Naskeu has been at our Ithumba Reinetgration Unit since 2017 and she's already found the best scratching spots. If you look closely you'll see that she only has one tusk - a genetic variation that can be seen in elephants across Africa.

What's a difference between black and white rhinos? It's not their colour, so let's look at their mouths. White rhino have a 'wide' mouth, for grass grazing. Black rhino sport a pointed upper lip, like rescued orphan Apollo here, which they use to hold branches for browsing.

Maxwell, our orphaned black rhino, doesn't usually mind sharing his breakfast, but he isn't a fan of stockpiling. So these opportunistic baboons are treading very carefully! Max and the orphans love their lucerne pellets: you can donate them a bag at https://t.co/DMTjSbY8rW

Meet our baby #elephant of the day… little Mkuu 🐘. He’s Mulika’s second calf & he’s only a month old! He lives in Tsavo, a National Park we protect with your help, with his mum who is an orphan we rescued, raised & reintegrated back into the wild: https://t.co/DWJHxatO8Q

Kama shows off her best charge! She’s the baby of Kinna, an orphan we rescued, raised and reintegrated back into the protected wild. Kama’s grown so much since she was born in 2017. Don’t believe us? See here: https://t.co/XFFGau6AYv

These best-friend babies are among a new generation of African #elephants born as a direct result of our efforts to save orphaned individuals. Read our fact file on some of these marvellous mini-mes at: https://t.co/TobUKzOto9

When wild living orphan Galana brought her brand new baby to meet our Keepers who helped raise her in 2016, we were beyond words. Gawa was a perfect little dream, nestling on wobbly legs – relive this magical moment with us: https://t.co/RFNkwiIt2X

Yatta’s got a suitor and he’s one handsome fella! Yatta is an orphan we rescued, raised and reintegrated back into the wild. She’s already a mum of two but it looks like, in time, her family might get even bigger...