An impressive maternal and group instinct show was recorded by the cameras in the Safari Park of the San Diego Zoo, when elephants rushed to protect their little ones while the entire area was struck by an earthquake of 5.2 Richter. The video – already making its way around the internet – shows the moment when the ground begins to tremble, forcing the five members of the herd to scatter for a moment. In a matter of seconds, however, the larger elephants are reconstituted and form a protective circle around the herds of herd. Ndlula, Umngani and Khosi stand with their ears open and turned outward, protecting the seven -year -old Zuli and Mkhaya, which are in the center of the circle, obviously terrified. The most moving point? Adults remain immovable guards for several minutes even after the earthquake has stopped, confirming that the protection instinct on animals has nothing to envy from humans. The earthquake was felt by San […]
Source: News Beast
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