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Published 13:54 15 May 2014 BST
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The five-month-old calf wouldn't leave his dead mother's side.
The keepers, who called the calf Sokotei, fed him back to health and introduced him to other orphaned elephants.
He will remain there until he is old enough to go out to the bush and learn how to be a wild elephant. According to reports, this can take up to eight years.
Sokotei has bonded with the other elephants at the orphanage.
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