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When I go to sleep tonight, I won’t be counting sheep. I’ll be remembering the cute baby elephant that just found out about the joys of mud and fresh water.
After the success of Secrets of the Whales, it’s great to see National Geographic look into another species in Secrets of the Elephants. As expected, the nature documentary is stunningly shot, giving these gentle giants an almost ethereal aura. However, like Secrets of the Whales, the mini-series is less focused on individual, specific behaviors that set elephants apart, but rather, on the long-lasting, human-like familial communities these elephants naturally form. The events are real life and factual, but the series treats each family not as mindless animals but as intelligent creatures in their own right, and it’s an awe-inspiring approach that gives respect to the largest land animal in the world.
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