Water For Elephants Novels & Stories

Instead, we gawked at the enormous, lumbering creatures, hundreds of them sitting on the ground. “It’s a giant fat tapir-headed elephant thingy.” Katie described these creatures strangely the same as mine. They were thrice the size of an elephant, with a head of a tapir, short tusks, and elongated neck capable of turning its head behind its shoulders. Each of them had their backs covered in almost two tons of cargo and gears with thick ropes and nets to secure them. “They’re called behemoths,” Sally said. “I’ve heard these gentle creatures can drink so much water, they can survive the long journey like camels.”

Elaine pointed to the bathroom and said naively, "From there. There's a lot of water there. Daddy, do you want to drink more?" Elaine was usually a princess at home. The maids walked around her all the time and took good care of her. How could she know what water she could drink or what water she could not drink? Edward pursed his lips tightly and said with a heavy expression, "You cannot drink the water there in the future, do you know?" Elaine curled her lips. "Why? Pretty sister said the water is good." At this moment, Ellena just remembered that Elaine had used the same glass to fetch water for her to drink. . .

“I have never seen Elephants up close before.” “They are going to have a drink in the nearby river. Do you perhaps want me to drive you closer to them, Ma’am?” the Guide queried. “No, I am good.” Anna immediately gave a funny response that made Megan chuckle. Why would anyone want to be around those hefty creatures? Anna went back to spectating, she could notice the other animals in the dry fields, it was the dry season and so the grasses were mostly yellow. Anna made to point out another animal to Megan but Megan was already putting on Visual goggles with a life feed from the drone.

The woman asked, impatiently. – An obscure wolf from the dark galactic realm, eh? That sounds interesting! Are there elephants too? Because collecting elephant poop would be a bit much. It's a space zoo. She spoke.