For Sulwe and Zigi, sleeping is very much a one-way street. When they settled down for a midday nap, lovely Amali stood over them, guarding the babies as they slept.
But a few minutes later, when Amali wanted to take a quick siesta, the babies did everything they could to disrupt her. They clambered and crawled, tussled and tumbled, using Amali as their personal jungle gym. She seemed totally unfazed — being a nanny is tiring work, and she needed the rest!
Sulwe and Zigi are all SWT ‘grandkids’ — wild calves born to orphans we rescued, raised, and reintegrated back into the wild. Learn more about the next generation of elephants born to our Orphans’ Project: https://t.co/gAYG28HymE