There is an amazing elephant sanctuary in Florida that will become the home of 35 rescued circus elephants. The 35 Asian pachyderms have been rescued from the Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus and will start their new lives in Florida, having a 2500-acre reserve at their disposal.
The habitat is called The White Oak Conservation Refuge and it is located in Yulee, a beautiful area covered in wetlands and forests. The herd of 35 rescue elephants is considered to be the largest Asian elephant herd in the Western hemisphere. Since the elephants have spent their lives in captivity, they won’t survive in the wild, so they had to be moved to a sanctuary where they have a safe space guarded by caretakers. It is not an ideal situation, but it is still the closest thing for them to live a carefree life, just like other wild elephants.
The 35 Asian pachyderms have spent a short period getting accustomed to their new habitat and living arrangements, as well as to the other herds living in the refuge, but are now fully integrated into the everyday life of the sanctuary.

This magical place can be found in Thailand and is called a “Jungle Bubble” where you can spend a night among rescue baby elephants.
The place is called Anantara Golden Triangle Elephant Camp & Resort and offers an out of this world experience while enjoying a luxurious stay.
The camp can be found in an area that is densely populated by elephants and thanks to the classy sleeping bubbles, you can see the elephants walking around in their natural habitat. All the “Jungle Bubbles” are equipped with air conditioning, a king-size bed, a living area, and a non-transparent bathroom and are the ingenious creations of Eye in the Sky. Dinner is provided by the resort’s staff and it comes in the form of a fancy basket that is dropped off every evening.
All the 60 elephants living in this glamorous resort have been rescued from the streets of Thailand and taken to be cared for by the specialized staff.

The property can also organize a walking tour for its guests, which is called Walking with Giants during which a vet or a biologist will present insights about the lives of the elephants living there.

The cost of spending one night in these amazing “Jungle Bubbles” is $585 for 2 persons and the room can be booked right away.

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Half of the world is in lockdown, and the other half in self-isolation so there has been a lot of news about animals taking back the cities and villages.
This news about elephants, that broke into Chinese wine vats might be the cutest of them all. It seems that a group of hungry, but also curious elephants invaded a tea garden in China in search of food but found something more that they wished for.
They stumbled upon a grain alcohol storage unit and drank 30 liters of wine made from corn and the results were just as one would expect.

The photos of the drunk elephants taking a nap and chilling have gone viral on social media.
According to a conservationist named Parveen Kaswan, elephants do not dislike alcohol and on many occasions, it was observed that they even return to a place where they previously found alcohol. Who would have thought that elephants have such peculiar tastes?

“Many elephants are fond of alcohol and seek it out – and return to places where they found it before,” conservationist Parveen Kaswan wrote on Twitter.

“In tribal belts people hide country-made alcohol but somehow elephants find it,” he wrote.

“They mark the houses also where they found that last time. If they see drunk people they get irritated also, since it was not shared with them.”