29/05/2025
In African elephant society, everything revolves around family. A matriarch (often the oldest female) leads the herd. Her memory of waterholes and safe paths is literally a lifeline during the dry season. Young calves learn by watching their mums, practising trunk skills in playful mock-drinks and mud-baths.
These gentle giants also shape their habitat: by felling small trees and digging waterholes, they create microhabitats for other species and help maintain the savannah ecosystem. Yet despite their keystone role, African elephants are vulnerable, facing threats from habitat loss and poaching.
With Africa Marvel Tours, youโll not only witness these heartwarming family dramas, but also support local conservation initiatives that protect elephant corridors. Ready to embark on a journey where every step matters? ๐๐ป
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