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For female elephants, family is immensely important, surprisingly enough. Mothers, daughters, sisters, aunts, and cousins may spend years together, they travel together, search for food and water together, and protect their young together. I couldn't imagine how this mother elephant felt when she was without her baby. He yelps with excitement and happiness when she sees her young and immediately runs up to him. She starts comforting him. It's insane because raising a baby elephant can also be a group effort, but not always. Male elephants follow a different social path. They leave their families as they get older, and they form friendships with others.
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