He made an effort to maintain a straight expression.
Unless it is, spreading the word about saving Africa’s endangered elephants is not something to be laughed at.
Observer Alvin Kaunda will attest to it. The Sheldrick Wildlife Center is a rehabilitation and treatment facility for abandoned creatures in Kenya.
The other day, he was there recording a program for KBC News when events took a strange twist.
He was surrounded by a number of young Trust locals as he spoke in a very solemn manner about the dangers to animals and other animals, but they had no intent of being just props.
He tried to remain calm as the elephants jiggled around him, but it was soon hard for him to maintain his composure:
When Kaunda encountered such endearing interruption, she couldn’t help but laugh.
It has successfully reared over 300 baby elephantss, or that they are committed to conserving those in the wild via activities to prevent trafficking, could have been what he continued to say.
Kaunda may have emphasized that there are ways for individuals to provide assistance.
He was unable to continue, but witnessing the elephants’ endearing behaviors provides even another argument for why they should be protected.
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