Watch the rescue of an elephant that was trapped—upside down—in a watering hole. | National Geographic

When this baby elephant was stuck in a pit, her mom was so worried. But rescuers worked so hard to get her out, and she had the HAPPIEST reunion with her mama 🐘 💞 | The Dodo

53M views · 482K reactions | Very intense, very adorable baby elephant rescue! | The Dodo | Facebook

35K views · 693 reactions | An elephant's trunk is its most versatile tool, used for breathing, grasping, and producing sound. It is probably the most versatile amazing body part in the animal kingdom. Here are six facts you probably didn't know about elephant trunks. Visit www.explore.org/africam to see our new cams hosting some of the largest elephants on the planet. | explore.org | Facebook

8.7K views · 251 reactions | Did you know elephants can use their trunks as a snorkel in deep water? | National Geographic Kids | Facebook

E is for Elephant 🐘 This is our Elephant Trunk Flow — a movement rooted in rhythm, control, and core strength. Elephant is all about: • fluid motion • a strong, connected core • moving as one piece — not separate parts You’re not forcing this move. You’re letting the trunk of your body lead, flowing with the bungee and staying grounded through control. This is where strength becomes smooth ✨ ⸻ 👉 Follow along as we go A–Z through animal-inspired bungee moves Because if E is Elephant… F is proof