Elephants are beautiful majestic creatures, the biggest land animals in the world. Travel to Thailand to learn about this animal on the verge of extinction.
In Thailand alone, about 2,800 elephants are in captivity, and 1,000 are still in the wild. Their natural habitat has been cut down to make way for new homes and farms. Also, elephants were once used for farming, to haul logs, clear land, and carry supplies. Now, tractors and other modern equipment are used for farming, building, and transportation. Generation after generation of villagers cared for the elephants, but now they are no longer needed in that capacity. In the past, the poor could walk the streets with the elephants, and they would beg people to buy sugar cane from them to feed the elephants. Now it is illegal to walk elephants or beg in Thailand. “When Elephants Were Young” is a very educational documentary and provides enlightening facts pertaining to the African elephant. Learn about what people are doing to keep the elephants from distinction, how elephants are kept in captivity, and how laws are being broken, due to loop holes. This film gives an eye-opening account of these astonishing animals. We are proud to award this production with the Dove “Family-Approved” Seal for all ages.
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