Elephant Painting

in Art | March 30th, 2008 3 Comments

The video below is fairly mind-blowing. And here you can watch the elephant from another angle. The elephant apparently resides in a safe haven in Thailand, after having been abused in Burma. For more info, see The Elephant Art & Conservation Project. (Video has been added to our YouTube playlist.)

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  1. Sareen says . . . | April 1, 2008 / 5:26 am

    If an elephant can do it, so can you.

  2. Anonymous says . . . | April 2, 2008 / 6:01 am

    Whether this is real or not I can’t say. . .but it is interesting! Elephant painting!

  3. Anonymous says . . . | March 19, 2009 / 3:49 pm

    this is real but the elephants are trained to paint those shapes…they don’t decide to just paint other elephants on their own

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