00:00Oh, the number of days. Like I said, he eats eight times in a day.
00:12We are supposed to be like a mother to him.
00:15So whatever the mother will be doing with him in the wild,
00:19we also try to do it with him by feeding him and also trying to play with him also.
00:30Oh, this is me a second.
01:06Okumu is critical for conservation in Nigeria as a whole.
01:10Because in Nigeria as a whole, we have an estimated population of about 200 elephants.
01:16So on a small ecosystem like this, Housing 40 is a huge number and it needs to be protected at
01:23all costs.
01:30Okay.
01:35Okay.
01:53The baby elephant has to take two liters of this
01:57per meal and we have to prepare it fresh and we do this around the clock and we
02:04give him every 33 hours and which means it takes 60 liters of this body and
02:11because we have to give him every 33 hours we don't really get much sleep
02:17like that not everybody can do this and it's it's the feeling is just not it's
02:32just different and I'm happy to I was happy to take the job and I'm still happy
02:38doing it because I know I'm I'm working to preserve what what we have left and
02:46seeing him also eating and playing is part of the joy
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