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Do Elephants Love Their Babies. What do elephant mothers do for their. Their loud cry for help brings an immediate response, with mum, aunts,. Elephants care for their babies by using their trunks to feed, protect, and comfort them. Elephant herds do not slow down for mothers who've just given birth, according to new research from an international team led by. Female elephants have the longest gestation period of any mammal (22 months), and after a very long pregnancy mums have no time. Female elephants know how to rally around their tribe of women. For the first two to three years of life, baby elephants are utterly dependent on their mothers for feeding. Elephant mothers carry their babies for almost two years before giving birth. Baby elephants are adorably uncoordinated and often trip, fall in holes, and need help from the herd. When a female elephant is giving birth, the other females gather in a circle around her, protecting her and her. Mother and child remain in constant touch, the calf never straying more than a trunk’s length from its mother, while she gently steers it by grasping its tail with her trunk. After age two, when a calf starts to eat on its own, the mother's milk.

What do elephant mothers do for their. Baby elephants are adorably uncoordinated and often trip, fall in holes, and need help from the herd. Elephants care for their babies by using their trunks to feed, protect, and comfort them. Elephant herds do not slow down for mothers who've just given birth, according to new research from an international team led by. Mother and child remain in constant touch, the calf never straying more than a trunk’s length from its mother, while she gently steers it by grasping its tail with her trunk. After age two, when a calf starts to eat on its own, the mother's milk. Female elephants have the longest gestation period of any mammal (22 months), and after a very long pregnancy mums have no time. When a female elephant is giving birth, the other females gather in a circle around her, protecting her and her. Female elephants know how to rally around their tribe of women. For the first two to three years of life, baby elephants are utterly dependent on their mothers for feeding.

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Do Elephants Love Their Babies What do elephant mothers do for their. Elephant mothers carry their babies for almost two years before giving birth. Female elephants know how to rally around their tribe of women. Elephants care for their babies by using their trunks to feed, protect, and comfort them. Elephant herds do not slow down for mothers who've just given birth, according to new research from an international team led by. Mother and child remain in constant touch, the calf never straying more than a trunk’s length from its mother, while she gently steers it by grasping its tail with her trunk. Their loud cry for help brings an immediate response, with mum, aunts,. Female elephants have the longest gestation period of any mammal (22 months), and after a very long pregnancy mums have no time. After age two, when a calf starts to eat on its own, the mother's milk. What do elephant mothers do for their. For the first two to three years of life, baby elephants are utterly dependent on their mothers for feeding. Baby elephants are adorably uncoordinated and often trip, fall in holes, and need help from the herd. When a female elephant is giving birth, the other females gather in a circle around her, protecting her and her.