534K views · 5.9K reactions | The African forest elephant!!! Credit: Christian VIGNA [on YT] | Live Love Elephant | Facebook

Uganda is home to both African savanna elephants and the rarer African forest elephants. Interestingly, the elephants in Queen Elizabeth National Park are known to be some of the biggest in Africa due to a unique mix of these two species, giving them larger body sizes and longer tusks! #ugandawildlife #Ugandatourism #africanelephant #elephant #ugandasafari #wildelephant #elephantbaby #babyelephant | Wild Uganda

Forest elephant numbers have fallen by 86% in just 31 years. They are critically endangered, and dropping like flies. To make matters worse, Covid-19 has decimated Africa’s tourism industry - which paid rangers wages and gave potential poachers other options. Unless we step in, the cost - in lives - could be more than they can cope with. Please help stop this. These animals have endured so much, but if everyone reading this donates €29, you could help bridge the funding gap left by Covid-19 and

2.6K views · 43 reactions | Uganda is home to around 5,000 elephants, and Queen Elizabeth National Park is one of the best places to spot them in the wild  #ugandasafari #africansafari #ugandawildlife #safaripark #wildelephant #ugandatours | Wild Uganda | Facebook

URGENT: Nearly two-thirds of African forest elephants have been lost since 2002. These magnificent creatures are being driven toward extinction, and it’s on all of us to take action. We’ve set a goal of having 10,000 people stand with us before the end of the month to demand an end to this horrific practice, but we’re still missing your signature. | Conservation International