Elephants Should be Protected

The official title of the world's largest terrestrial animal belongs to the elephant, more specifically the African elephant. Elephants are the most deadly animals that increase the risk of interaction between humans and elephants. The increase in the interaction between humans and elephants has resulted in an increase in the number of deaths of humans and elephants. Surprisingly, these animals are sociable. Trunk is not just for eating, it is used for socializing. They are complex animals living in large groups of livestock.

There are few predators in the elephant. They protect as many turnips as rhinoceros - the most protective of all large animals. When we invade their space, elephants do not receive as much predation, and believe that humans are a constant annoyance. Elephants penetrate the head, trampling, sometimes throwing people and animals using the human torso. When you finally land, they plow your teeth on you. There are few people protected from elephant attacks. Wild boars, also known as boars, razors, and wild boars are the most common and widespread large wildlife in North America. Every year in America, more hunters and outdoor athletes than in other big things are injured in the wild boar. When there is no way to go, injury, or surprise, pigs can only attack. The way to do damage is to shake their big head, grasp the sharp teeth of the victim, tear open meat and do damage.

I went to Africa for the first time when I met the wild elephant for the first time. Mall National Park is the largest national protection park in Ghana. Lions and elephants live among more than 90 species of wildlife, looking for ivory and protected by poachers. I participated in hiking, but almost ten years ago I remember seeing the elephant in the wild like yesterday. Respondents at the center were the first people to report poaching and eating poaching on the spot. Or, when creatures were in difficult circumstances, they quickly moved to save orphans and take them to a safe place. They are traumatic, but I am very fortunate to visit twice, but babies are very easy.

Who does not love elephants? Especially babies in elephants? We love Reteti (a community owned elephant reserve in Kenya) working hard to protect animal friends. The orphan elephant that is being taken care of by the community of Samburu is a symbol of a new way of thinking about wildlife and the environment far beyond the thorough research of the core values ​​represented by traditional methods of protection and nature . It is an honor to be part of this year's HATCH event. Founded by Yarrow Kraner, HATCH is a series of experiences aimed at revitalizing the community, sports and creativity, and fostering a better world. Participants invited each year are talented with Oscar - winning movie writers, Grammy - awarded musicians, CEOs, founders of various companies, IDEO, NASA, Google and various hackers - Inventor's designers, educators, disrupters, and calves