ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 2月11日 04時20分

Video by @FransLanting and @ChristineEckstrom Elephants have a remarkable sense of themselves—and of us. It helps them navigate through the precarious landscapes where their traditional movements intersect with our modern infrastructure. Finding solutions for conflicts between elephants and people in places where they share space is a huge challenge. This video shows a cautious tolerance back and forth, but how long can it last?

Elephants love the fruits of wild mango trees and when they ripen in Zambia’s Luangwa Valley, one elephant family was used to visiting a favorite tree behind a safari lodge. When the reception area was expanded, the route to the tree was blocked. The lodge owners thought that the elephants would just go elsewhere, because there were many other mango trees around. But the elephants decided otherwise and took their traditional path, which now leads straight through the new reception area. See more video showing how they come and go by following us @FransLanting and @ChristineEckstrom—and for more stories about the entwined lives of animals and us on a crowded planet.
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