Zoológico de esculturas de Waco

Ely Playing with a Stick

Ely Playing with a Stick is a bronze replica of an original work in limestone depicting a disabled baby elephant. White was inspired after reading the book

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African Elephant
Older man and woman standing outdoors with autumn foliage in the background; the woman wears a red jacket with floral embroidery and smiles.
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¿Lo sabía?

? Elephants under the age of three are still very dependent on their older relatives. Baby elephant’s bodies are covered in hair which reduces over time, as they age. These hairs aid in cooling down their bodies. A young elephant calf may suck its trunk to help it relax (just like humans suck their thumb). Most baby elephants are born at night. Young elephants often mimic their elders and this is how they learn to build their personality. Older elephants will come to the rescue if a young elephant cries out. You will often find young elephants sticking their trunks in the mouths of their older relatives, and other social bonding behavior.

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More sculptures

Explore more animal sculptures along the river trail. Each piece brings a different story, artist, and perspective to the Waco Sculpture Zoo.