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.

With a few weeks' practice, Sombo has started to learn to submerge herself underwater. She is getting more used to the pool, but hasn't yet figured out which part of her can be used as a snorkel - July 2012<br />
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All print proceeds go to EARS to directly help Sombo and her elephant friends around Asia.<br />
<a href="http://www.earsasia.org">http://www.earsasia.org</a>

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With a few weeks' practice, Sombo has started to learn to submerge herself underwater. She is getting more used to the pool, but hasn't yet figured out which part of her can be used as a snorkel - July 2012

All print proceeds go to EARS to directly help Sombo and her elephant friends around Asia.
http://www.earsasia.org

Peter Yuen Photography

EARS Asia

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