Ex-orphan and fully grown elephant bull, Ndume, has been living wild for over 20 years among Tsavo National Park's elephants but has been rarely seen in recent years. In a magical meeting in February 2015, he returned closer to home - watch our short video where he meets his former elephant Keepers!
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Reuniting with 26 year old Ndume | Sheldrick Trust
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