In Kenya, 2 elephant 'grandbabies' arrive 4 days apart at Ithumba
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Two baby elephants, Moon and Tuck, were born within four days of each other to rescued ex-orphan elephants at Sheldrick Wildlife Trust's Ithumba rehabilitation center in Kenya, signaling successful reintegration and reproduction of formerly orphaned animals.
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