Cute Baby Elephant Orphans Raised By British Students

COMM: For an abandoned elephant calf the world can be a scary place. But lucky for Fiela, an eight-week-old orphan, These British elephant nannies are providing round-the-clock care. COMM: Abigail Hearn, Melissa Dora, Lisa Olivier and Paige White take it in turns to look after the vulnerable youngster at Kynsna Elephant Park in South Africa. COMM: Abigail, from Brighton, has seen Fiela's progress first-hand. Abigail: I've known Fiela since she was born, I was there as she was born, She started off as a very feisty elephant and she's still very feisty.

Abigail: Fiela! That's my hair; I just washed it. Abigail: When I came here after I graduated university, I did the last of my safari qualifications and then I came to the elephant park for my placement, and I just never left. COMM: Fiela has had to be hand-fed because her mother rejected her soon after birth. Lisa: She generally has two litres every two hours but she doesn't always drink it so you can kind of see when she's hungry.

COMM: Young elephants spend all of their early lives with their mothers and can panic if they find themselves alone -- so the nannies must even sleep beside Fiela. Abigal: She's practicing stretching it so she's just trying to get all the muscles working. COMM: But for these elephant nannies, looking after Fiela and her friends is the opportunity of a lifetime. Abigail: I couldn't have asked for a better job, back in the UK it's something that nobody else has that experience and I just love telling them my stories and it's just fantastic. COMM: To prepare her for adult-life, Fiela is being encouraged to spend more time with the main herd. And though the nannies have formed an incredible bond with her, they know that, ultimately, her place is with them. Abigail: It's gonna be very sad when she's finally out in the herd and we don't have to be there anymore, they've accepted her as being part of the herd, it's just that she needs to accept them instead of having us as our primary herd as it were.

She needs to now choose them over us. It'll be more rewarding seeing her there. COMM: For now, Fiela continues to enjoy the company of her human herd. But one day soon her British nannies hope to see her roaming free again..

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Animals Galore! Episode 10: African Elephant

Greetings, and welcome to the tenth episode of Animals Galore! On this special episode, We're going to take a look at the largest living land animal, the African elephant. Because of their size, an elephant must consume an enormous amount of food to survive. An adult can eat up to 600 pounds in a single day. Lucky for us- -they're vegetarian. Elephants are the only land animal that cannot jump. They are so heavy, that they can't lift all four legs off the ground at the same time. Elephants will often throw dirt on themselves with their trunks. These are dust baths, which act as a natural sunscreen for their sensitive skin. An elephant's trunk is actually a fusion of its nose and upper lip. The trunk is made up of 40,000 individual muscles, whereas a human's entire body contains a mere 639! With a nose that strong, they must have a great sense of smell! As a matter of fact, they do! Elephants can smell water from up to three miles away.

True or False: Elephants are afraid of mice. The answer is false, this is nothing more than a popular myth. However, elephants are terrified of bees and I can definitely see why. BARRY: "You like Jazz?" Luke: (Shudders in disgust).

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Dance Moms: Abby Appears at Nia and Kendall's Performance (Season 6 Flashback) | Lifetime

Hello! HOLLY: Walking into The Mint I'm definitely feeling nervous. I mean, this is like a legit club. That's going to be mine Nia on stage singing. On top of that, I decided to invite the mini moms and Abby because I want Abby to truly see Nia as a star. Honestly, I'm not sure Abby is going to show up today. Hey! Hi! And there you go. And there she is I don't know what the hell Abby is doing right now. I'm glad everyone's not drinking. I thought this was a bar. They said the kids were dancing at a bar. I was like, ooh, tacky. What about like the Hard Rock Cafe or something like that.

OK. We gotta go. Abby's here. What? No, she's not. Kalani just texted me and said Abby's here. Amazing. Great. It wouldn't change a thing about your performance. Nope, it's not changing a thing. Thank you guys so much for coming. I just wanted to announce I have a very special guest that I wanted to bring on stage to do one of her own songs. This is Nia Sue Frazier. HOLLY: That's going to be my Nia on stage singing She's never done a ballad before, and in a ballad you hear everything. It's all on her and her vocals. So it's a very vulnerable opportunity for her to put herself out there as an artist, as a singer.

(SINGING) Feet don't fail me now. I've gotta get away from here. I lost my way somehow. Gotta face my fears, yeah. (SINGING) I'll stand here on my own, not afraid to face the crowd, no more second guessing who I am. I'll wear the crown. Because I'm a winner, no matter how many times I fall. Call me a winner, because at the end I'll be called a winner. Thank you everyone. I am just so, so proud of her. She looked like she was born to perform. I'm just amazed. So I want to bring to the stage another two special guests. I'd like to welcome back Miss Nia Sue Frazier. And, I'd also like to welcome Miss Kendall Vertes. JILL: I can't believe this is happening. She's probably nervous because Abby has spent years telling her, "mm," It's not quite good enough.

But this is her opportunity to prove her wrong. (SINGING) I feel alive, and go through the motions I feel like trying. You're holding my heart, it's growing bigger by the day. Wish I could promise hide away. And I-- I don't want to do anything but cry. And I-- I don't want to do anything but cry. You guys are so good! I know! I'm a bad mom. I'm a proud mom. Nia you can come sit. Do you guys feel so relieved? Yes. I'm so proud of you guys. You know, in some ways, I was so nervous about Abby being here because she's not supportive, but I'm so happy she's here actually hearing you guys. Actually she's fake supportive I cannot believe Abby didn't congratulate Nia and Kendall for their performance. That I am not going to stand by and let happen.

Hi, how are you? Is Kendall not performing? Kendall performed. She just did the "oohs" and cry. I thought she was doing her own number. No. She did. She sang. Yeah. Nia and Kendall shared the second verse. So let's not take that away from Kendall. Like Nia and Kendall both performed. Let's save ourselves, and let's be nice and positive.

HOLLY: Here was the moment for Abby to say something redeeming. Something that maybe could change where we go from here. And she couldn't bring herself to take the high road. And instead, she just like dug the hole that much deeper. And I am thinking at this point, oh it's on. We have competition tomorrow against Abby. May the best team win..

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Urban Fashion Week: Fashion Week Internationale (Part 1/3)

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CHARLET DUBOC: Welcome to "Fashion Week Internationale," the show that reports on the most fabulous fashion weeks in the world, and the culture and politics behind them. This time, we take you down south to Atlanta, Georgia. -What a coincidence that you're here for Urban Fashion Week, and all I know is fashion. Every day I wake up it's like a fashion statement. I wear army fatigue pants. That's because I'm a soldier, you hear me? CHARLET DUBOC: When you say "soldier," I know you don't mean it in a military sense. You're not in the army, right? -It's not necessarily a war, like I'm going to kill somebody. But it's a war against trying to better myself every day. So at the end of the day, I'm struggling, and I'm fighting a war against my haters and my doubters, to show them that they ain't going to stop me, never. CHARLET DUBOC: In the last few years, the city of Atlanta has reinvented itself as one of the entertainment capitals of America.

With massive home-grown artists such as Outkast, Ludacris, Waka Flocka Flame, and Gucci Mane, all paying homage to their city's inimitable southern charm and titillating nightlife. We had come here to meet a man called Billy Bad Ass as he prepared to bring his Urban Fashion Week franchise to London, bringing some Atlanta style to the prim English streets. CHARLET DUBOC: Billy had lined up a week of urban fashion delights in Atlanta, and I couldn't wait to live out my music video fantasies with Billy as my guide. We met Billy at a casting call to select some aspiring models to take to London, some of whom had flown in from as far as Kansas. Billy. BILLY BAD ASS: Yeah. CHARLET DUBOC: Thanks for having us.

BILLY BAD ASS: You're right here at the spot. First time we've started out our interviews for the models. We're trying to select one model to go to London. So we getting it going. Let me tell you a little bit about what's going on. We're going to actually select probably one, or maybe two models, to go to London. We take care of your hotel, your partying. White party, black party, whatever parties you're going to have up there. You'll be able to eat for free and just kind of hang out, on me. CHARLET DUBOC: Before getting down to the casting process, Billy wanted to introduce me to some of his assembled entourage. He'd invited along the first and only black female NASCAR driver.

BILLY BAD ASS: This is Tia. She's a NASCAR driver. I think she's going to be very instrumental in helping a lot of young ladies get out of the stereotype that they can't drive. CHARLET DUBOC: Then there was the African business investor. KENNY: What I love about him is his thinking and his innovative capability. He thinks of things outside of the box. BILLY BAD ASS: I'm actually trying to build my own fashion car. Body make, engine, tires, everything is fashion. And that's not being done yet. CHARLET DUBOC: And an environmental officer from Fox Entertainment. BILLY BAD ASS: I think urban and eco needs to get together. FELICIA PHILLIPS: That's exactly right. BILLY BAD ASS: I look like a fool, but I'm the only one in my neighborhood with the blue box out in front of my house on Fridays. I'm going to put my cool shades on.

See, I'm fashion. I've got to get the Rick Ross going on, see. CHARLET DUBOC: Finally, he got round to directing a photoshoot. BILLY BAD ASS: I'm looking for a girl with a little bit more booty than a couture model, a little rump in the trunk. Mess with that hair. You've got it all out, now. You've got to let them see it. Throw a kiss. Throw a kiss. No, no, no. Throw a kiss like you would give your boyfriend. BILLY BAD ASS: You're throwing me a kiss like you would give a wall. Come one, throw a kiss like you'd give your boyfriend a kiss. Be sincere with something like aaah. -That's how you kiss your boyfriend. CHARLET DUBOC: Then he got down to a Tyra Banks-style interview session. ARLENE: My name's Arlene White. I am born and raised here in Atlanta, Georgia. JANAE BROOKS: Janae Brooks, and I'm 19. STINA DIAS: Stina Dias. I'm from Kansas City as well. BILLY BAD ASS: What sign are you? -Capricorn. -I'm a Libra. -Water sign. JANAE BROOKS: I'm an Aries. STINA DIAS: Really? I am too! JANAE BROOKS: Really? STINA DIAS: Yeah.

CHARLET DUBOC: And the questioning got increasingly awkward. BILLY BAD ASS: Let's say, for example, we're at a club, and we wanted to party, and you were ready to go, and we weren't ready to go. -Um. BILLY BAD ASS: What if you were waiting for your flight and you were waiting and you couldn't get on the flight, and you got bumped. What would you do? JANAE BROOKS: I don't really know. Um. I'm not sure, really. BILLY BAD ASS: There's a reason you're here. What reason should I bring you that you would stand out? What is it about you as a person that's going to make me want to bring you to London? What's in your heart? What's the passion you have that's going to make you do something in London? JANAE BROOKS: That I'm just really determined.

It's pretty much my determination. Going for it, pretty much. He says the question, why should we pick you? Me, at the time, I was thinking, well, shoot, I don't really know. I'm just here. So he was like, well, I picked you because of something really deep down. Maybe I didn't know what the answer was, but he knew it was something else. I with I knew. STINA DIAS: And at the end of the day, we ended up spending close to $1,000 just to get down here. It's a lot of money. CHARLET DUBOC: And why is it worth that much money? STINA DIAS: It'll never come again.

JANAE BROOKS: Nothing like this will ever come again. Just the fact that we came to Atlanta, a lot models in Kansas City have never even been out of the city, let alone out of the state. CHARLET DUBOC: I wasn't sure of the reason behind Billy's tough love approach, and wondered how much of this was for the benefit of the camera. BILLY BAD ASS: Sometimes people don't, they don't prepare themselves.

Like, that girl came all the way from Kansas City. She could have practiced her photos, she could have practiced her attitude. In the next time, they're going to be a lot more prepared, especially if they're dealing with me. Because you don't know what you're going to get with me. I know a lot of people. I'm going out to Vegas and hanging out with Mayweather's people. Mayweather just got out of jail, but I'm friends with some of those people that he hangs out with. So I'm going out there, and they're going to show me a good time, and I'm going to be prepared for that. My gear's going to be right. My swag is going to be up. I'm going to be like, yeah, I can hang out with Mayweather, with his 30 cars. I can hang out with him. So that's what it's about. You've got to be prepared. CHARLET DUBOC: Billy had organized an afterparty of sorts at a club. However, only two of his friends and the lady NASCAR driver showed up. But Billy implored us to keep the camera rolling.

So I sat and talked nicely with his friends about their cool idea for a zombie movie. This wasn't quite the Atlanta experience I'd imagined, but then it was only our first night..

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Top 10 African Countries with the Most Stylish People

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African fashion provides many insights into cultures, both near and far, real and imagined through clothing designers, tells stories about heritage and global style networks, and the destruction or revival of local dress practices. Fashion also provides a medium. Welcome to chunacheki for insights and previews of projects and in today's video we will look at the top 10 African countries with the most fashionable people Before we get into the video please remember to subscribe and ring the notification bell You will not miss any of our videos Number 10 Ivory Coast Ivoricos fashion has never been better Today's favorite in Abidjan, they carry dozens of luxury and trendy men's and women's fashion and accessories products that attract the attention of international press, customers and retailers.

Incorporating locally sourced materials and cultural significance into contemporary styles. Designers such as Ivory Coast-based loza, Malohem Ho, carry their cultural heritage to this day . Influenced by their clothes, Liberians are showing their style in the revolution Self-effacing designs and customization Innovations in prints and cuts Influenced by their African neighbors are on the rise across the country Unique Liberian tides are fast disappearing Once a popular combination of polo shirts, jeans and hoodies These days, chic in Liberia means transitioning from lively, funky leisure pants (eleg 2- 1-2-2) Brightly printed thigh-high shirts or matching head-to-toe sleeveless wraps Number Eight Mozambique Every year in December, people from all over the world gather in the capital city of Cartuto for a week full of cultural charm, color textures, music parties and lots of style in Mozambique's biggest fashion show. In one of the events in Africa, Vodacom's focus is the Mozambican Fashion Week, without a doubt, the designers and the collections they presented, although the event (in 2-1-2-2) was canceled in the last race due to the epidemic.

From designs to social mediation, Mozambican designers are best known for their creativity and evolution in terms of materials used, quality of finish and attention to detail number seven . The city's fashion hub is bursting with artisans and designers all specializing in recreating traditional Kentish or Fugu clothes with a modern twist Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Accra has been the best focus of Ghanaian fashion for the past four years, but of course this year was postponed due to the pandemic . Created and sustainable when mixed with the country's number six colors, Tanzania finds a stunning African print on fabric to create vibrant vibrant designs . Tanzanian designers use all their imaginations to let the opportunity pass . Designers pushed the boundaries with simple kitenge leaving their masterpieces revival number 5. Kenya Kenya always new and exciting fashion trends in Kenyan people are modern and fun to wear Traditional clothing Despite different generations, Kenyan designers have a tendency to fall like each one never disappoints Creative mind and unique design and added package of kenyans love to dress up and wear anything they participate in.

This love for fashion has created a new generation of designers, both emerging and established, who never disappoint. Number 4 Senegal Senegal itself has increasingly become a hot spot for fashion designers and creatives take center stage to showcase and showcase a vibrant craft that is beautiful. The country's Senegalese influencers who fit the landscape as a fashion changer Dama Dia and designers Sarah Joffe are some of the many leading designers in the country's fashion industry. In 2016, Sarah Dove created Don Coron, a ready-to-wear fashion product designed to fill the gap in Dakar for the healthy African market . Three helped Nigeria is witnessing rapid growth in the private sector, particularly in the vibrant Nigerian small and medium enterprises, and this can be seen through the rapidly growing fashion industry.

The fashion scene has a number of non-Nigerian designers who openly admit that the Nigerian fashion initiative has been considered a serious competitor in the fashion industry in Nigeria. Presents culture and modernity. Fashion stylist endless runway. Unreleased products. African fabric patterns and styles It blends with Europe to create a modern style but with its roots in traditional and African countries with the most fashionable people in South Africa, from Johannesburg to Cape Town and everywhere in between, South Africa is a fashion innovator.

It is and is mainly printed by skilled printers in South African cities as well as designers carry thick fabrics such as wool and is perfect for the colder months. Offering the basics, they have dumb hits and high art and movement that find their way into fashion conversation and breathable joy like pieces that appeal to millennials. Well, my name is Pamela. I'm the vocalist for this video. or facebook means ga underscore pamela that's it underscore pamela if you enjoy our video is there an African country you think deserves to be on the list we left that one comment below to remember thanks subscribe and ring the notification bell so you don't miss any of our African videos.

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Feeding Your African Dwarf Frog (Episode 2)

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welcome to chris's fishes and frogs in this video i'll discuss the most hotly contested topic among keepers of african dwarf frogs foods african dwarf frogs are technically bottom feeding scavengers meaning they are omnivores but in my experience they much prefer eating meat to eating plants mice's shrimp brine shrimp blood worms tube effects worms beefheart daphnia these tend to be frog favorites dwarf frogs swallow their food whole and younger frogs may not be able to consume whole shrimp or worms for them i recommend beef heart which can be more easily ripped apart with their claws and which will bulk up your frogs more quickly so that they can handle larger meals some hobbyists insist that certain foods in particular fatty beef heart and blood worms are causes of bloat to my knowledge there is no scientific evidence of such a link and i myself have never had any frog develop load despite eating beef heart and blood worms in any case it's probably a good idea to vary your frog's diet as you might with any other pet when a frog gets full its tummy will bulge slightly on its left side this is perfectly normal and not an indication of bloat frogs should be fed until full daily or every other day some hobbyists offer their frogs pellets these can offer good nutrition but you might find your frogs reluctant to eat them besides the less appealing taste another challenge with pellets is that they tend to disperse in the water making them difficult for frogs to grab a hold of dwarf frogs are not only weak swimmers they also have poor eyesight this makes them slow eaters if you are dropping food into the tank you want to make sure the food doesn't break apart before the frogs can get to it frozen shrimp and worms are good options in this regard many hobbyists with sand or gravel use a feeding dish to avoid food getting lost in the substrate a bare bottom tank works even better you can also feed your frogs individually i recommend holding food with tongs just above the frog's head the frog will usually raise its head and lunge at the food if the frog tries to eat the tongs don't let it sometimes you'll see frogs lunge at plants or even at each other this is a normal behavior resulting from their poor eyesight freeze-dried shrimp and worms can also be useful foods whether held under the water right above an individual frog using tongs or broken apart prior to being dropped in the water freeze-dried food dropped in the tank will float and scatter on the surface but i find my frogs love to go hunting for meaty snacks even at the water line when i come back the next day all the freeze-dried critters are gone another good food option is live worms you can drop some in the tank and let the frogs find them or you can feed the frogs individually with a pipette when using a pipette you have to try to time your release to coincide with the frog's lunge this is tricky to accomplish and will inevitably lead to worms dropped on the tank floor if you're interested in trying live worms for your frogs check your local pet store for things like blackworms most large stores like petco and petsmart at least where i live don't usually sell live worms that are thin and small enough for dwarf frogs in another video i'll talk about cultivating live blackworms at home if you have other advice on feeding african dwarf frogs you'd like to share or any questions please leave a comment below if you enjoyed this video please like it and consider subscribing to the channel this is chris's fishes and frogs thank you for watching

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Djembe African

Djembe, is an African word meaning drum. It is a hand held instrument made from hollowed out tree trunks. The djembe is usually played by one or two players, with the hands and arms used to strike the djembe. There are many different types of djembes in Africa, but the most common type is the djembe African.

The djembe African drum is played for fun, entertainment and spiritual purposes. The djembe African drum is also used as a percussion instrument. Djembe African drums are often used in music and dance. The djembe African is the main instrument in the traditional dance of the Kalenjin people. The Kalenjin people are the largest tribe in Kenya. The Kalenjin people make up approximately 20% of Kenya's population. They are the largest tribe in the country and have been living in Kenya for thousands of years. The Kalenjin people live in the arid regions of Kenya and they rely on their livestock to survive. Their livestock includes cattle, sheep, goats, camels, donkeys and horses. The Kalenjin people do not use money to buy food or clothes. Instead they trade their livestock with other tribes in exchange for food and clothes. The Kalenjin people also trade with the white man. The Kalenjin people trade their livestock with the white man in exchange for money. The Kalenjin people believe that the djembe African drum has magical powers and it helps them to win in trade negotiations. The Kalenjin people call the djembe African drum "the holy drum".

The djembe is very popular in Kenya. It is used in all of the major religious ceremonies and festivals in the Kalenjin culture. The Kalenjin people dance to the djembe African drum at weddings, funerals and at special events such as circumcision ceremonies. The djembe African drums are also used to scare away evil spirits during the harvest season. The djembe African drummer is known as the "spirit drum" because it is believed that when the djembe African drummer plays the drum, he can communicate with the spirit world. The djembe African can be played by one person or two people.

There are many different types of djembos in Africa. The most popular type is the djembe drum. This drum is also called the djembe African. The djembe African has been around for hundreds of years. The djembe African was first played in the area that is now known as Uganda. The djembe African originated in the region that is now known as Uganda, but it spread across Africa. The djembe African spread across Africa and was adopted by the local tribes. The djembe African became popular in Africa and the people began to play the djembe African in ceremonies and rituals. The djembe African evolved into the modern day djembe. The djembe is still played today in ceremonies and rituals.

The djembes are still used in ceremonies and rituals today. The djembe African continues to evolve. It is still played today in ceremonies, rituals and for fun. The djembe African gives people a way to express themselves. The djembe African allows people to express their love, joy, sadness, anger and sorrow.

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