1. Introduction of Baby Elephant Statue The African elephant is the largest living land mammal, originating in Africa. It belongs to the order Proboscidea and family Elephantidae, and is now mainly divided into two species: the African savanna elephant and the African forest elephant. Savanna elephants are larger, with broad ears, and primarily inhabit savannas and open woodlands; forest elephants are relatively smaller and mainly distributed in the tropical rainforests of Central and West Africa. African elephants have complex social relationships, with calves typically growing up under the care of their mothers and other adult females. Interestingly, newborn elephant calves cannot yet skillfully control their trunks and need to practice to master actions such as curling, grasping, and sucking water. This set of Baby Elephant Statues, cast in bronze, is modeled after young African elephants, capturing their lively yet slightly clumsy movements during their growth. Some calves stand with their