Rana and Ramba have been swimming in the pond before, but this is the first time we’ve seen this behavior occurring between the two of them in- or out- the pond. It’s something our long-time followers saw happen between Maia and Guida. Ramba has been here for a little over seven weeks (!!) and seeing this type of behavior between her and another elephant so quickly is amazing. It’s a protective behavior that demonstrates how close Rana and Ramba have become. This is a long video but it’s worth w

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10K views · 781 reactions | Rambo, the spotted hyena, trots right over to greet the staff. Ramba likes to collect bones. Keepers place them around in his yard and his big habitat, and when he finds them, he brings them into his den area. Rambo adores his tiger neighbor named Rayn. | Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge | Facebook