Look at the elephants feet when she is on the barrel. Think she need's some foot work done?
Friday, December 4, 2009
Donnert's elephant act
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Wade G. Burck
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2 comments:
Hi Wade,
Thanks for pointing this out. I had seen this video before, and did not take notice of her feet. How long does it take the toes and "cuticles" to get like that? I appreciate your enlightenment. Were these the same Donnert's that presented a bareback juggling act on Ringling in the late '90's?
Chris
So, in other words if a wild elephant would encounter a wild horse in the Asian jungle, they would be natural enemies - interesting....hmmmmm
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