African elephants
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Oct 7, 2026
Congo River Baisin 101
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17:35Samantha BuschHOST
So he will be hiking through the, through the rainforest where there are so many animals that will fuck you up.
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17:45Samantha BuschHOST
Forest elephants, humongous gorillas, chimpanzees, mountain gorillas, African forest elephants, African elephants, western lowland gorillas, gorillas, eastern lowland gorillas, bonobos, hippos.
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18:01Samantha BuschHOST
Fucking hippos.
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18:04Samantha BuschHOST
Now...
Episode 179: Tom lindley from Noah's Ark Zoo Farm : Elephants: The African Elephant.
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6:04Tom LindleyGUEST
And then within a year of, there was a bit of a delay with all, you know, bits and bobs happening.
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6:09Tom LindleyGUEST
But within a year of that, I was happy to see the arrival and the introduction of three African elephants from two zoos in the UK and one zoo in Europe.
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6:19Tom LindleyGUEST
Since then, I have just sort of At the beginning, I just trained on the job under a very good, you know, solid elephant team leader back then who I owe a lot to, who kind of gave me my background in elephant keeping and gave me my sort of like foot in the door, my first proper opportunities to do, you know, all of your bread and butter elephant work, which was brilliant.
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6:40Tom LindleyGUEST
So she was there managing the team for, I think, probably six or seven years.
6 MINS LATER
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12:49Tom LindleyGUEST
And then the African elephant, only up until recently, was only seen as the African elephant, which is insane, you know, Africa being such a large continent.
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12:58Tom LindleyGUEST
So the African savannah elephant, which is what I would hazard a guess at most people have seen in a zoo as an African elephant, are coming from many countries in the East, South and West of Africa.
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13:12Tom LindleyGUEST
Generally speaking, you'd be talking South African elephants being seen in zoos from imports in the 80s and 90s.
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13:19Tom LindleyGUEST
So in the wild, they're endangered.
DLC - Murder Dolphin, I Choose You!!
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4:31Ellie HarwoodHOST
Yeah, yeah.
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4:32Chris KeyHOST
Uh, Jory says, "An orca, a grizzly bear, an African elephant, a tiger, a moose, and a chimpanzee.
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4:39Chris KeyHOST
Not sure how I'd go collecting them all, especially the orca, but that's what I'd ideally like." I feel like orca would actually be kind of easy.
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4:45Guy MansellHOST
Well, a kill- an orca, a killer whale, is famously the most dangerous predator in the ocean.
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5:52Chris KeyHOST
Uh, um, a hippo and a big ass wolf.
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5:55Chris KeyHOST
That's from Daniel Simons.
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5:56Chris KeyHOST
Cameron Murdoch, a pistol shrimp, African elephant, giant Pacific octopus.
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6:02Chris KeyHOST
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Hunting Party Q&A: Reel It In
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7:54NoirPANELIST
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7:54NoirPANELIST
there are, there, there are like, you know, amen- uh, uh, amendments or, or mainly asterisks where it's like African elephant possibly crepuscular when o- when near-
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8:04RedPANELIST
Yeah
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8:04NoirPANELIST
... humans, otherwise diurnal, yada, yada.
Episode 136: An Elephant Never Forgets
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1:36Tim O'HaraHOST
There's three living species of elephant.
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1:39Tim O'HaraHOST
The African bush elephant, found in the grasslands of sub-Saharan Africa, is the largest of the elephants.
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1:46Tim O'HaraHOST
An average male stands 10.5 feet tall, 3 meters at the shoulder, and weighs 13,000 pounds, 6,000 kilograms.
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1:56Tim O'HaraHOST
Females are a little bit smaller, only 8.5 feet tall, 2.6 meters, and weighing an average of 6,600 pounds, or 3,000 kilograms.
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2:07Tim O'HaraHOST
The smallest elephant species is the African forest elephant, which lives primarily in the equatorial forests of West and Central Africa.
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2:17Tim O'HaraHOST
Their smaller size helps them move around in the thick undergrowth of the rainforest where they live.
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2:23Tim O'HaraHOST
Adults of this species clock in between 8 and 10 feet tall, 2.4 to 3 meters, and weigh between 4,000 and 12,000 pounds, 1,800 to 5,400 kilograms.
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2:37Tim O'HaraHOST
And then splitting the difference between these two African species in size, we have the Asian elephant, which resides in South and Southeast Asia.
What is the history of elephants?
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2:06MiraHOST
Yes, they did.
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2:08MiraHOST
Today, we have two main types of elephants left, African and Asian, and they are giants.
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2:15MiraHOST
How do you tell them apart? Are they really that different? Very different.
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2:20MiraHOST
African bush elephants are the biggest land animals on Earth.
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2:24MiraHOST
A male can grow up to 13 feet tall at the shoulder and weigh 14,000 pounds.
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2:30MiraHOST
That's as heavy as three pickup trucks.
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2:33FinnHOST
Whoa,
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2:34MiraHOST
13 feet tall? That's taller than our house's first floor.
Ep. 73 Carolyn Kreiter-Foronda & Joyce Brinkman
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16:42Joyce BrinkmanHOST
But I'm going to read another one of our poems, one that I wrote the first part on and you wrote the second part on.
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16:51Joyce BrinkmanHOST
And let's share the one about the African elephants.
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16:55Joyce BrinkmanHOST
It also is one that is talking about, it gives us another view of keystone creatures, basically.
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17:05Joyce BrinkmanHOST
African elephants.
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17:08Joyce BrinkmanHOST
Remember the keystone star story? Keystone creatures don't just prey on others in their environment.
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17:16Joyce BrinkmanHOST
There are other ways they keep a system alive and healthy.
Great Whites in the Gulf: The Return of an Icon
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26:27Dusty TimmonsHOST
There are a handful of icons.
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26:30Dusty TimmonsHOST
I mean, the African elephant is one that, you know, everybody recognizes that.
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26:35Dusty TimmonsHOST
Tigers, lions, and bears.
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26:36Dusty TimmonsHOST
Oh, my.