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Elephants bathing at Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, Kegalle, Sabaragamuwa, Sri Lanka

Mahout bathing his elephant in the river, Sigiriya, Sri Lanka.

kissing Elephant, represents love, Sri Lanka.

Elephant feeding at Wilpattu National Park

Sumatra, dans la jungle à la recherche d’oran outan, et autres singes mais aussi d’éléphants d’Asie, Bukit Lawang

Beautiful scene of an Elephant bathing in lake water surrounded by trees at Dubare elephant camp, Coorg, Karnataka

An elephant bathes in the river. Close-up.

Mahout bathing his elephant in the river, Sri Lanka.

A big Sri Lankan Elephant (Elephas maximus maximus), an endemic subspecies of the Asian Elephant, bathes in a lake in Udawalawe National Park

It's bath time at Sri Lanka's Pinnawella Elephant orphanage. An action shot as the mother elephant raises her trunk to hose off the dust and mud. Eos 5d. See more Asian animals in

Elephants at Pinnawala Sri Lanka ready to bathe in the river.

$Washing Indian elephant after day hauling Lumber at Western Ghat\nThe logging industry in India has a long and storied history, which is inextricably entwined with the history of elephants in the country. The harvesting of timber – usually teak wood and Rubber from either plantations or natural forest – is invariably a difficult process, often in remote, unforgiving terrain which renders the use of traditional machinery impossible. The large size, strength, intelligence, and longevity of the elephant has, historically, made it a valuable asset in the logging industry, and Asian elephants has been used by humans for this purpose throughout South-East and Central Asia for centuries.\n\nTraditionally, elephants would be enrolled in training schools at around 3-5 years of age. Over the course of 5-6 years, they would be tamed and taught commands, such as stop, walk, crouch, pick up, move, lift, pull, and push, and would form a close working relationship with their Mahout. They would learn the intricacies of hauling and stacking logs, either by pulling the lumber behind them using chains, or by using their tusks and versatile trunks to move the logs. Conditions for the elephants in logging camps depended on the company, but the work was always harsh, hot, and dangerous, and many elephants in logging camps passed away at around 50 years of ages, decades short of their average life expectancy.$

Two elephants - one standing and the other lying down, in a shallow river with many rocks and boulders. The water is a light brown color and is slightly murky. The background consists of trees and foliage, and the mood of the image is peaceful and serene. Shot taken in Pinnawala, Sri lanka.

Cute Asian elephant blowing water out of his trunk in Chitwan N.P. Nepal

Elephants being bathed by their caretakers and tourists at Phuket elephant sanctuary

Elephant nursery on the island of Sri Lanka in Pinnawala.

Girls touching an elephant while mother watching standing besides them

Asian elephant enjoying a bath in a muddy river, showcasing its natural habitat and behavior in an outdoor setting.

One free, wild elephant (Asian elephant, elephas maximus maximus.) on the beach in Sri Lanka

Black and white image of an Asian elephant

Sri Lankan Elephant in Sri Lanka Minneriya National Park is spending a shower on his self.

Elephant trunk in river water. Close-up.

A small herd of Indian Elephants at Corbett National Park & Tiger Reserve, Uttar Pradesh, India.

Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage is an orphanage, nursery and captive breeding ground for wild Asian elephants located at Pinnawala village,Kegalle town in Sabaragamuwa Province of Sri Lanka

Sumatran elephants in the Sampoinit Conservation Response Unit [CRU], Aceh Jaya

Mahout bathing his elephant in the river, Sri Lanka. http://bhphoto.pl/IS/sri_lanka_380.jpg

An elephant in a murky river, spraying water on its back with its trunk, in Pinnawala, Sri Lanka

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