Loxodonta Cyclotis Collection

A young African Elephant and Pygmy African Elephant interact with a large group of
3618628 A young African Elephant and Pygmy African Elephant interact with a large group of children, through the railings of their paddock, London Zoo, 1926 (b/w photo) by Bond

Young female African Pygmy Elephant Oojah being given a treat, London Zoo
3083358 Young female African Pygmy Elephant Oojah being given a treat, London Zoo, July 1925 (b/w photo) by Bond, Frederick William (1887-1942)

Young female African Pygmy Elephant Oojah raising her trunk at London Zoo
3083350 Young female African Pygmy Elephant Oojah raising her trunk at London Zoo, July 1925 (b/w photo) by Bond, Frederick William (1887-1942)

Young female African Pygmy Elephant Oojah investigating a barrel with her trunk
3083360 Young female African Pygmy Elephant Oojah investigating a barrel with her trunk, while her keeper and trainer look on, London Zoo, July 1925 (b/w photo) by Bond

Young female African Pygmy Elephant Oojah raising her trunk for a treat
3083352 Young female African Pygmy Elephant Oojah raising her trunk for a treat from her keepers at London Zoo, April 1925 (b/w photo) by Bond

African forest elephant (Loxodonta cyclotis) bull standing at the edge of the forest, Loango National Park, Ogooue-Maritime, Gabon, Africa

African forest elephant, Lekoli River, Republic of Congo (Congo - Brazzaville), AFRICA
African forest elephant, Lekoli River, Congo

African Forest Elephant -Loxodonta cyclotis-, Damaraland, Namibia, Africa

Elephant trapping, 16th century
Elephant trapping. 16th-century artwork of people trapping elephants by digging trenches, with a captured elephant being lifted out of the trench. Two elephants at right are tethered to a tree

African forest elephant and calf

African forest elephant

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A young African Elephant and Pygmy African Elephant interact with a large group of their kind at the London Zoo. In one captivating moment, we see Oojah, a young female African Pygmy Elephant, being given a treat. Her eyes light up with excitement as she eagerly reaches out her trunk to accept the delicious offering. Oojah's curiosity knows no bounds as she investigates a barrel nearby, using her versatile trunk to explore every nook and cranny. At another instance captured in time, Oojah raises her trunk once again, this time in anticipation of yet another treat. The bond between humans and these magnificent creatures is evident as they share this special moment at the zoo. In contrast to the captive environment of the London Zoo, we are transported to Africa's lush landscapes where an African forest elephant stands majestically at the edge of Loango National Park in Gabon. This bull exemplifies the grandeur and strength that these gentle giants possess. Moving further into Namibia's Damaraland region, we encounter another breathtaking sight - an African Forest Elephant roaming freely amidst its natural habitat. These elephants play a crucial role in maintaining biodiversity within their ecosystems. The historical significance of elephants is also highlighted through an image depicting 16th-century elephant trapping techniques. It serves as a reminder of our complex relationship with these incredible animals throughout history. Whether it be witnessing heartwarming interactions between humans and elephants or observing them thrive in their native habitats across Africa, Loxodonta cyclotis continues to captivate us with its beauty and charm.