THE MAN WHO STOPS CHARGING ELEPHANT BY RAISING HIS HAND: SAFARI GUIDE HALTS RAGING BEAST AND SAVES HONEYMOON COUPLE IN ASTONISHING VIDEO ! A brave South African guide saved a honeymoon couple on a walking safari from being trampled to death when he stopped a charging bull elephant in its tracks. Brett Larsen, 50, and his wife Lulu Shi, 39, had a terrifying 'once in a lifetime experience' on their honeymoon safari in the Kruger National Park, South Africa. The pair set off from the Outpost Lodge

Conservation efforts are helping restore mega-herds of elephants in parts of Africa, including Kenya. Initiatives like anti-poaching laws, habitat restoration, and community-run conservancies have played a major role. In Kenya, over 230 community-managed reserves now protect wildlife while supporting local livelihoods. These efforts have created safe spaces for elephants to thrive, leading to stable or growing populations in some areas. This success highlights the importance of collaboration bet