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What is Reflections on Elephants about?

Reflections on Elephants is a documentary. Northern Botswana's bush country serves as the backdrop for "Reflections on Elephants," directed by Beverly Joubert and Dereck Joubert. Over two years, the filmmakers document the behavior of Africa's largest free-roaming elephant herds. The film captures rare moments, including the adoption of an abandoned infant and the organized rescue of a calf in distress. It also features the emotional mourning of bull elephants for a deceased companion and an unexpected encounter between a young elephant and adolescent lions.

When was Reflections on Elephants released?

Reflections on Elephants was released in 1994.

How long is Reflections on Elephants?

Reflections on Elephants has a runtime of 50 minutes.

What genre is Reflections on Elephants?

Reflections on Elephants is classified as Nature.