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         		 It’s about 4pm, and Lek is singing Faa Mae, the youngest elephant in the park, to sleep in her pen. Faa Mae nuzzles her parents’ legs and sways with the soft Thai lullaby. Lek, dwarfed by the “baby” and her cautious family, occasionally stops singing to shield her face from dirt flung by a nearby trunk.: by lauren0602, Views[428]
         		 Away from the cooing crowd, a mahout teaches one of the resident dogs to shake hands. My time at ENP was filled with moments like this – staff members exchanging affection with the animals when they think no one is watching. Combine these loveable glimpses with the tireless efforts of the park’s coordinators to raise awareness of animal conservation, and you walk away with renewed faith in humanity.: by lauren0602, Views[440]
     
    Faa Mae, suitably out of it, clutches a stray bamboo leaf into her trunk, curled up like an ammonite fossil. This image holds a strange level of emotiveness to me; pseudo philosophy aside, I see something of the fragility of the Asian elephant population represented here. Anyone else? No?: by lauren0602, Views[415]
         		 At last, Faa Mae teeters and drops like a sack of potatoes (albeit, one fit for a giant). Immediately, her family encircle her and Lek, their great stumps of legs forming a protective barrier. Lek, unfazed, continues to sing into the baby’s ear, while I try and stay the heck awake myself.: by lauren0602, Views[450]
         		 Essential Thai cuisine ingredients (chilli pepper, garlic and shallots) are ready to be cooked in a wok on an open fire stove under the Memorial Bridge in Bangkok, Thailand. : by igory, Views[1156]
         		 Great variety and amount of street food in Bangkok forces street vendors to locate even on the busy carriageways such as Wongwian Yai Circle in Bangkok, Thailand. : by igory, Views[1241]
         		 Chefs are cooking Pad Thai (possibly the most famous dish outside of Thailand) at the Chatuchak weekend market in Bangkok.: by igory, Views[1032]
     
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