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They are also known to be very competitive, throw tantrums, get angry, jealous, and  envy.

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When they succeed, they have an enormous celebration, trumpeting, rumbling, lifting their heads high, clanking tusks together, intertwining their trunks.”This video pretty much says it all,
we see the elephants in praise, celebration, showing affection, their intelligence and memory!

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Shirley and Jenny: Two Elephants Reunited After More Than 20 Years

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Not a new story but worth watching again and again! So amazingly touching - the story of Shirley and Jenny, two crippled elephants reunited at The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee after a 22-year separation. The bonding was immediate, intense and unforgettable between the two former circus elephants.

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Like humans elephants tell of their great capacity to care and to show affection to their young.

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As the calf becomes more adventurous, its mother will pick it up when it stumbles, carry it over obstacles and protect it from danger. Under the belly of its mother, a tiny elephant calf is safe from predators and the scorching sun.

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Both have similar emotions, when elephants lose a family member they are known to grieve in their own way.

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Elephants have a strong since of family and death just like humans.

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elephant mothers and their children stay together throughout life in tight-knit clans, caring for one another’s children and forming protective circles around calves when threatened by lions or poachers