Mahout

But.

The Mahout did a really good job of getting him back and getting him going.

He got his treats and off he went.

Then at the end, the big bull, the biggest tusker in Sri Lanka, his name's Wasana.

And He was doing research.

I was working with the Mahouts side of it with a guy named Kasuman Abanda.

He worked with Kasuman Abanda as well and when we kind of would intersect and I'd said some stuff kind of about what zoos do or whatever.

He just kind of was like, you know, as soon as you kind of pull your head out of your ass, you might actually learn something about elephants.

So I think, you know, when we see this journey and when we come together, this journey has taught Gentle Giant that all organizations are doing the best they can.

All of them really would want to lean on each other because when we-- this is the first time we actually, um, make a SOS call and everyone, so, uh, Sarah from Mahout, she couldn't take him, but she for sure came back to us, thanked us.

Uh, you know, Kindred Spirits, they were very, very, very, um, in contact with us telling us: Why don't you try here? Try there.

Uh, Planting Peace, Erin was always, you know, there.