Kartiki Gonsalves

director of “The Elephant Whisperers”

Kartiki Gonsalves on KCRW

In South India, a couple adopts an abandoned baby elephant named Raghu, showing how humans and animals can thrive together.

‘Elephant Whisperers’: Animals and humans can thrive together

In South India, a couple adopts an abandoned baby elephant named Raghu, showing how humans and animals can thrive together.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

In South India, a couple adopts an abandoned baby elephant named Raghu, showing how humans and animals can thrive together.

People should see animals as one of us, says ‘Elephant Whisperers’ director

In South India, a couple adopts an abandoned baby elephant named Raghu, showing how humans and animals can thrive together.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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