Elephants, majestic creatures of the savanna, lead extraordinary lives as members of towering herds. From birth, they are nurtured by their mothers and protected by their extended family, forming unbreakable bonds. As they grow, young elephants engage in playful antics, chasing each other and splashing in waterholes. At adolescence, they become independent, forming smaller groups called fission-fusion societies, where they freely interact with other herds. Throughout their lives, elephants rely on their exceptional memory and social intelligence, navigating vast landscapes and making complex decisions collectively. Their matriarchal societies are led by wise and experienced female elephants who guide their herd through life's challenges.
