I took this picture on safari in Botswana in the Okavango Delta Nature Reserve. Many large herds of elephants roam the widely branching tributaries of the Okavango. elephants are known for their complex social structure. They live in family groups where experiences are passed on and the bond between members is strengthened. This social structure has an impact on behaviour and communication throughout the ecosystem. Incidentally, elephant mothers show an impressive caring attitude towards their babies. They guide their young with a gentle trunk touch and teach them how to navigate the complex world of the savannah. Baby elephants are playful explorers. They use their curious trunks to explore the environment, practising skills they will need later in life, such as grasping food or seeking shelter. Elephants communicate not only with sounds, but also through touch. Baby elephants are lovingly cared for by the older members of the herd and thus learn the importance of community and belonging. How about having this beautiful scene of the mother elephant with her baby from Africa as a canvas painting in your home?
My name is Eric Nagel. My hobby is digital art and I live in the beautiful Bavarian city of Munich in Germany. I like working with 3D programs such as B. Maxon CINEMA 4D, VUE xStram and recently also with the Open Source Modeling and Render Suite Blender. My.. Read more…
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