Elephant Twins Escape Battling Bulls | Dynasties II | BBC Earth
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One of Angelina's elephant family is in oestrus, four days during which she's ready to mate. This only happens about once in every four years and it can attract bulls from far and wide. Normally placid males try to get close to the female, putting the herd's twin calves at risk. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/BBCEarthSub #BBCEarth #DynastiesII Watch ...
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