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The Wild Kratts crew welcome a new recruit with a fascination for giant animals. As the newbie travels on the crews adventures he and Av...
I'm in the driver's seat of the Createrra, speeding across the savannah.
Chris: Whoa! Dude, slow down!
Martin: For our sakes!
(Y/n): Are you kidding?! There's a herd of elephants nearby. Elephants are my absolute favorite animals on the planet. Why wouldn't I be excited?!
Chris: From what we were told, that herd is probably a maternal herd, with moms and babies.
Martin: Speaking of girls, Mom called this morning.
Chris: She called me too.
(Y/n): Hey, my mom called me today as well.
Chris: Isn't it nice that our mom's check in on us every once in a while?
Martin: *casually* Yeah, I always thought of her like a cow.
(Y/n): Huh?
Chris: Did you just say what I think you just said?
Martin: Not that kind of cow, a female elephant is called a cow and she takes really good care of her kid, up to 10 years.
(Y/n): That image isn't going away anytime soon.
*baby elephant trumpet*
(Y/n): Uh-oh. Sounds like a baby elephant in trouble.
I step on the gas and head towards the call until I see a baby elephant walks out of the bushes next to a large boulder, I hit the brakes and the brothers fall forward into the front seat.
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(Y/n): It is a baby elephant.
Martin: *recovers* And he is in trouble.
(Y/n): Get the first aid kit, Chris.
I hop out and can tell this baby is scared, so I approach with some caution.
(Y/n): Easy bud. We're here to help.
The baby suddenly ran towards me and wrapped it's trunk around my waist and pressed itself against me.
(Y/n): Okay? There, there, bud. You'll be okay now. Brothers, check his back right foot, I think he's limping.
Chris: Got it.
I continue stroking the baby's head and let him stay close to me, like he normally would do to his mom. Chris then let's me know what they found.
Chris: (Y/n), no wonder he was limping, he's got a thorn in his foot.
(Y/n): Elephant feet are really sensitive, it's strange because elephants are usually very careful about where they step, but accidents do happen.
Martin: That's why I'm gonna name him Thornsly.
Chris: Something else is wrong. He's alone, no sign of his mom anywhere.
