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by silverseas1 January 5, 2009 10:56 AM EST: Fabulous story. Thanks so much for showing us these two loving friends and for making us aware of the Elephant Sanctuary. More stories like this please....; Reply to this comment


by razor254 January 5, 2009 2:55 AM EST: I saw this story on TV as I was getting dressed for church this morning. It really impressed me, and has stuck with me all day. So tonite I looked you up and replayed it. It needs to be replayed over and over again all this week! Maybe there is really hope for us. . .; Reply to this comment


by death1961 January 5, 2009 1:26 AM EST: This is a beautiful story made more compelling by the video. The world can learn alot from this. It''s all about love or at least it should/could be.; Reply to this comment


by nicholsgang January 4, 2009 11:42 PM EST: The thing that really ruins such a beautiful story is when you get people who have to ruin it...Take Morphndol8 for instance.....What planet did you fall off of? Some of us would surely love to pitch in and pay to ship you back !! You could even defect to another country....we''ll even help! You really don''t even know what you were commenting on do you or were you doing the the Morph....ine? It''s people like you we should kick out of our country and let others willing to serve and protect us in. Americans worry about terrorists when they should more worried about people like yourself lurking about the U.S.A.; Reply to this comment


by klamsauce January 4, 2009 10:01 PM EST: AND WE BELIEVE HUMANS ARE THE MOST INTELLIGENT LIFE FORM.....NOT!!!! THANK YOU FOR THIS MOVING PIECE.; Reply to this comment


by j12053 January 4, 2009 4:18 PM EST: Thank you for running the piece. Human society could learn a lot from the interaction of elephants among their own as well as others outside their own species.They share in raising their young, take turns at water holes (even when very thirsty) and have managed to coexist quite nicely for countless years until messed with by "civilization".; Reply to this comment


by j12053 January 4, 2009 3:04 PM EST: Thank you for running the piece. Human society could learn a lot from the interaction of elephants among their own as well as others outside their own species.They share in raising their young, take turns at water holes (even when very thirsty) and have managed to coexist quite nicely for countless years until messed with by "civilization".; Reply to this comment


by danisu January 4, 2009 1:38 PM EST: For the full story of Tarra and Bella, visit

http://www.elephants.com/pdf/Trunklines_Fall_08.pdf.; Reply to this comment


by m83garr January 3, 2009 5:02 PM EST: I love this story! I have shared the link with many of my friends. Great job!; Reply to this comment


by annestivacti January 3, 2009 4:48 PM EST: morphndol8, are you drunk again or just plain insane? Your two posts are totally irrelevant. This was an absolutely wonderful piece, and it should be celebrated, not cheapened by your mindless ramblings.; Reply to this comment