EARS Asia

Sombo, a female Asian elephant, was rescued by EARS in 2011 from more than 20 years of tourist work surrounded by traffic in the middle of Phnom Pehn, Cambodia. Kiri and Seila, in the South of Cambodia, are also cared for by EARS.

For reasons only known to herself, Seila loves to tightrope walk along any of the straight lines in the large habitat built for her by EARS. <br />
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She will mount the walls of her sandpit, walk along the edge of her pool, and trot along the occasional brick path that marks the edge of her old, smaller enclosure. Silly Seila! - Nov 2013<br />
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All print proceeds go to EARS to directly help Kiri, Seila and all the elephants around Asia.<br /> <a href="http://www.earsasia.org">http://www.earsasia.org</a>

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For reasons only known to herself, Seila loves to tightrope walk along any of the straight lines in the large habitat built for her by EARS.

She will mount the walls of her sandpit, walk along the edge of her pool, and trot along the occasional brick path that marks the edge of her old, smaller enclosure. Silly Seila! - Nov 2013

All print proceeds go to EARS to directly help Kiri, Seila and all the elephants around Asia.
http://www.earsasia.org

Peter Yuen Photography

EARS Asia

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