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Orphaned elephant calf reunited with herd in Kenya’s Samburu Reserve

A four-month-old orphaned elephant calf has been reunited with its herd in Kenya’s Samburu National Reserve

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Prof George Wittemyer with the calf. Pic Courtesy/Save the Elephants

Prof George Wittemyer with the calf. Pic Courtesy/Save the Elephants

A 4-month-old orphaned elephant that entered a tourist camp in Kenya has been reunited with the herd in Samburu National Reserve. Colorado University Professor George Wittemyer and his team said Adelaide, the calf’s aunt, called out, and the calf answered. Soon after, the herd gathered around to greet the calf.

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