A female baby Sumatran elephant stands near her mother and sibling at Conservation Rescue Unit Alue Kuyun in the Aceh Barat district of Aceh province, Indonesia
Photograph: Xinhua/Shutterstock
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A female baby Sumatran elephant stands near her mother and sibling at Conservation Rescue Unit Alue Kuyun in the Aceh Barat district of Aceh province, Indonesia
Photograph: Xinhua/Shutterstock
Sumatran elephants.
Photograph by Andrey Gudkov / Shutterstock
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