Snapshots from our Voi Reintegration Unit taken by our Keepers – which is your favourite? 1. Ndotto, showing off his trunk and fingers. 2. Kilulu, showboating. Always. 3. Baby Nsimba offering Dabida a kiss. Want to see them finding their wild feet?www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/keepers-diar...

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Wamata doesn’t let a fence stand between her and her own personal paradise. This was more graceful than some of the attempts we’ve seen! She was found alone at just 12 months old, skinny and withdrawn. These days she bush-bashes, plays chase with Notty the zebra and hoovers up her dinner.

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It’s fair to say Wangalla is obsessed with her Keepers. When they gather for tea in the evening, she pops into her stable, grabs a branch or two to munch on while they have their chai, and bimbles around the terraces from one Keeper to the next until bedtime.

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⛰️山海経15: 䴅。騒がしい6本足カササギ。首の数は特筆されていないのですが、せっかくなので頭も増やしました。3羽集まるとかしましい。 🌊Shanhai jing 15: Fen, the six-legged noisy magpie with a white body and a red tail. The description doesn’t mention their head, so I felt I should add some to let them be noisier. #山海経の怪鳥30羽描く #30WeirdAncientBirds

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