Juluka

"The Adaptable One"

Born: February 2011
Parents: Stuvie & Jums
Weight: 1.5 tonnes 
Lives at: Howletts

Juluka is the adaptable one of the group, always dealing well with new situations. She is an affectionate, friendly and sociable young female who enjoys the company of the other elephants and keepers.  

Easily spotted within the herd for her small and round ears, she is excellent with the calves.

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Fun Facts about the African elephant

The African elephant is the largest living terrestrial animal. Bulls can reach 6 tonnes in weight and 4m in height. They can consume more than 250kg of food and 50 gallons of water per day. Howletts own local woodlands, allowing us to harvest huge amounts of food for our herd.

An elephant poos 12 to 15 times a day, producing around 100kgs of manure every day!

Who does Juluka the African elephant spend her time with?

Juluka is particularly attentive to Oku, and this has brought her closer to Uzuri. Juluka often plays with young bulls Impi and Mchumba.

What does Juluka the African elephant eat?

Juluka and the rest of the Howletts elephant herd eat a variety of browse including birch, hawthorn, hazel, willow, apple, thistles, nettles and various wildflowers, weeds and grasses. 

Where do wild African elephants live?

African elephants can be found in sub-Saharan Africa in a range of habitat from woodland and savannah to desert.

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