Nepali elephants enjoy elephant treats as a reward now and then. Although they are called “elephant candy” they are in fact healthy bundles of chickpeas, rices and other grains wrapped in handy hay bundles that elephants can just pop in their mouths….which they do as often as possible. The sneaky ones tear off the straw, spit it out and just eat the goodies inside…just like kids who only eat the cream filling out of oreos ;o)
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Aw…I love it they pull the goodies out of the straw…never knew that…great post.
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Thank you ;o)
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Lovely! Both story and pictures. We had an elephant bless us in the huge temple in Tiruvannamalai (Tamil Nadu) and he was very adept at handling notes and tiny coins and giving them to his keeper. They can manipulate surprisingly well with the end of their trunks.
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Ah. So sweet. I haven’t seen that. We just got back from another trip to Chitwan so I’ve just been enjoying the elephants there. Such a nice break from the grim and noise of Kathmandu.
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