It is with deep sadness that we announce the death of Save the Elephants’ founder, Dr. Iain Douglas-Hamilton, aged 83, who passed away peacefully as the sun set in Nairobi last night.
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Three Novembers with Korbessa! Nothing captures the passage of time quite like watching an orphaned elephant grow up.
While she is still very much a baby, Korbessa is morphing into an increasingly mature, measured young elephant. Back in 2023, she was a newly rescued baby - jealous when ‘big brother’ Toto stole the spotlight, and not afraid to show it! Last year, she was becoming stronger and more independent, though just as sassy as ever. This year, Korbessa is morphing into a new role: big sister!
This is just the beginning of Korbessa’s journey back to the wild. Adopt her and become part of her story: https://t.co/KRGDTmv4AC
Look how they’re growing! The cubs are still each getting 500 grams of meat and are not drinking any milk from Tammy at all. They were also given deworming treatment and are demonstrating more independence - being less concerned where Tammy is.