The comeback story of baby elephant after her mother rejected her
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Linh Mai, a baby elephant born at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C., was rejected by her mother.
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But after the zoo's elephant caretaker and a dozen others stepped in to help her, she has bonded with other elephants.
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