案例简介：大卫 · 总理 @ chancellordavid/马赛马拉，肯尼亚。对于这些神奇的生物，有太多我们不完全了解的地方。当您有机会与一头牛象保持一致时，其他一切似乎都消失了。长期以来，我们一直认为母系领导牛群，而公牛，尤其是旧公牛，是没有社会贡献的孤独者。然而，新的研究表明，他们实际上作为年轻男性的领导者发挥着至关重要的作用。这个确实是四名男性的一部分。由于它们的象牙较大，老公牛经常成为偷猎者和猎人的目标; 在这种情况下，在战斗中失去象牙可能是优势而不是劣势。在没有这些公牛的情况下，年轻的公牛当然可以很好地生存并通过历史道路航行。然而，年长的公牛掌握的信息是在大约60多年的时间里收集的，在干旱或冲突时期，他们的知识可能对整个牛群的生存至关重要。我们与大象分享了很多东西，现在我们也可能失去整整一代的知识。所以让我们向大象学习，尽我们所能保护我们的老一辈和他们的。要查看更多内容，请关注我 @ chancellordavid。

案例简介：Photo by David Chancellor @chancellordavid / Maasai Mara, Kenya. There is so much we don’t fully understand about these amazing creatures. When you get the opportunity to go eye to eye with a bull elephant, everything else seems to fade away. We’ve long thought that matriarchs lead the herds, and bulls, particularly the old ones, were loners that didn’t contribute socially. However, new research shows that they do in fact play a vital role as leaders for the younger males. This one was indeed part of a group of four males. Because of their larger tusks, the older bulls are often targeted by poachers and hunters; in this case, losing your tusks in combat might be an advantage rather than a disadvantage. In the absence of these bulls, the younger ones can of course survive perfectly well and navigate via historic paths. However, the information held by the older bulls is gathered over some 60+ years, and in times of drought or conflict their knowledge could be vital to the survival of the entire herd. We share so many things with elephants, and right now we too could be losing an entire generation of knowledge. So let’s learn from the elephants and do everything we can to protect our older generation and theirs. To see more follow me @chancellordavid.

国家地理 - Photo by David Chancellor @chancellordavid / Maasai Mara, Kenya. There is so much we don’t fully understand about these a

案例简介：大卫 · 总理 @ chancellordavid/马赛马拉，肯尼亚。对于这些神奇的生物，有太多我们不完全了解的地方。当您有机会与一头牛象保持一致时，其他一切似乎都消失了。长期以来，我们一直认为母系领导牛群，而公牛，尤其是旧公牛，是没有社会贡献的孤独者。然而，新的研究表明，他们实际上作为年轻男性的领导者发挥着至关重要的作用。这个确实是四名男性的一部分。由于它们的象牙较大，老公牛经常成为偷猎者和猎人的目标; 在这种情况下，在战斗中失去象牙可能是优势而不是劣势。在没有这些公牛的情况下，年轻的公牛当然可以很好地生存并通过历史道路航行。然而，年长的公牛掌握的信息是在大约60多年的时间里收集的，在干旱或冲突时期，他们的知识可能对整个牛群的生存至关重要。我们与大象分享了很多东西，现在我们也可能失去整整一代的知识。所以让我们向大象学习，尽我们所能保护我们的老一辈和他们的。要查看更多内容，请关注我 @ chancellordavid。

国家地理 - Photo by David Chancellor @chancellordavid / Maasai Mara, Kenya. There is so much we don’t fully understand about these a

案例简介：Photo by David Chancellor @chancellordavid / Maasai Mara, Kenya. There is so much we don’t fully understand about these amazing creatures. When you get the opportunity to go eye to eye with a bull elephant, everything else seems to fade away. We’ve long thought that matriarchs lead the herds, and bulls, particularly the old ones, were loners that didn’t contribute socially. However, new research shows that they do in fact play a vital role as leaders for the younger males. This one was indeed part of a group of four males. Because of their larger tusks, the older bulls are often targeted by poachers and hunters; in this case, losing your tusks in combat might be an advantage rather than a disadvantage. In the absence of these bulls, the younger ones can of course survive perfectly well and navigate via historic paths. However, the information held by the older bulls is gathered over some 60+ years, and in times of drought or conflict their knowledge could be vital to the survival of the entire herd. We share so many things with elephants, and right now we too could be losing an entire generation of knowledge. So let’s learn from the elephants and do everything we can to protect our older generation and theirs. To see more follow me @chancellordavid.

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国家地理 - Photo by David Chancellor @chancellordavid / Maasai Mara, Kenya. There is so much we don’t fully understand about these a

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