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Elephants are known for their strong family bonds and social structures. When a baby elephant complains or displays distress, it’s a way of communicating its needs or discomfort. The entire family’s response to soothe the baby is a manifestation of their protective and nurturing instincts.
Elephants live in matriarchal family groups, led by the oldest and most experienced female, and other females in the group, often related, play significant roles in caring for and protecting the young ones. This collective effort ensures the survival and well-being of the family unit as a whole, reinforcing the strong social bonds within the elephant family.
