Elephant Sanctuary in Thailand!! - 360 Degree Video!

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Experience all the awesomeness of the ethical and sustainable Elephant Jungle Sanctuary without the 20 hour plane ride to Thailand! These elephants are very well taken care of, and are never ridden. The baby elephant is called 'Naughty Boy' because he is always trying to steal peoples stuff and go places he shouldn't!

Asian Elephants are slightly smaller than their African Elephant counterparts, But they are still HUGE! It is a lot of fun to walk around these ginormous animals. At the sanctuary you can spend the entire day feeding, and playing with the elephants.

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