Quanza dances to her own tune! Quanza reminds us how elephants go about life at their own pace. She is the same age as best friends Lima Lima, Sonje, Zongoloni, and Murera, all of whom became mothers early in life. Quanza, however, shows no such inclination. Wild bulls are very interested in her, but unlike the boy-obsessed Lima Lima, she carefully dodges their advances. For now, Quanza prefers her role as a nanny — and an excellent one she is! The rest of her life will unfold exactly as it’s me

141K views · 8.7K reactions | Feeding time. Orphaned elephants at The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust get fed daily like clockwork. Tsavo, Kenya | explore.org | Facebook

SAVING ELEPHANTS: Kenya's orphaned elephants are getting a second chance at life, thanks to the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. More than 200 elephants have been saved -- read more about how the trust is doing it --> http://nbcnews.to/2zNYlXN | NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas

Little Chamboi, an orphaned baby rhino at Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, getting tucked in for the night. 💛🦏 In the wild, his mother’s body heat would keep him warm and protect him from the elements. The blanket you see in this video serves the same purpose. Chamboi was orphaned as a newborn and will return to the wild once he’s older. 🙏🦏 Via Roan Carr-Hartley 🌍👉 #WorldAnimalNews Peace 4 Animals #rhinos #rescue #wildlife #endangeredspecies #sheldricktrust #baby | World Animal News

Kenya is rewriting its rhino story — and we are proud of the role we play in it. Not so long ago, Kenya was teeming with black rhinos. However, global demand for rhino horn fuelled a catastrophic wave of poaching that very nearly destroyed the species. By the mid-1980s, populations had plummeted from 20,000 to less than 400. The once-ubiquitous symbols of Kenya’s wilderness had been nearly poached to extinction. Today, Kenya’s black rhinos are the face of a remarkable comeback story. Despite dev

No one wants to be last! (Rhinos may have a reputation for surliness, but not Chamboi: While ostriches Bam and Boozle are rather mercenary about their place in line, Chamboi is a picture of politeness and waits for his friends to catch up!) This unlikely trio is just one of the many unique and special friendships among our orphan herd. Bam and Boozle were orphaned as hatchlings and immediately took a shine to Chamboi. They follow him through the bush like feathery little satellites. Chamboi was