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By Christina Russo - 11/19/2015 From - 11/19/2015
Should U.S. Zoos be Allowed to Import 18 African Elephants

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By The Elephant Sanctuary - 11/15/2015 From - 11/15/2015
This is What an Elephant's Life is Supposed to Look Like

This is what an elephant's life is supposed to look like. The journey lasted only a couple of hou...
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By Melissa E. Holsman - 11/11/2015 From - 11/11/2015
Remaining Pachyderms Leaving National Elephant Center in Fellsmere, Florida

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By The Elephant Sanctuary - 11/9/2015 From - 11/9/2015
The Elephant Sanctuary Welcomes Rosie and Sukari

The Elephant Sanctuary Welcomes Three Elephants from Nashville Zoo (Hohenwald, TN) The Nashville...

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Should U.S. Zoos be Allowed to Import 18 African Elephants

This is What an Elephant's Life is Supposed to Look Like

Remaining Pachyderms Leaving National Elephant Center in Fellsmere, Florida

The Elephant Sanctuary Welcomes Rosie and Sukari

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