The elephant Wony was discovered in Africa some time ago. Since she was still a little child at the time, she hadn’t seen her mother. Wony was rescued from a park with the help of animal rights campaigners. She met the director of the refuge, Gerard, there.
The hold’s manager explained that he only takes care of the elephants’ daily welfare, ensuring that they are always content and healthy. By 2009, Wony had deliberately grown quite independent, and with the consent of her watchmen, she released the hold and returned to her home in the middle of wilderness.
Despite her newfound independence, she thought back on Gerard, the guy who had saved and reared her. Despite the fact that Wony has been living in the wild for more than ten years, he claimed, “She appears to never forget the generosity provided to her.”
This became evident when Wony took the decision to take her cub with her and leave the park to visit Gerard. The person who had reared Wony was Gerard. What do you think? What do you think this tale merits? Inform us in the comments.
