In Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya, baby elephant Roi experienced immense pain and sorrow upon discovering its mother lying lifeless on the ground.

Roi’s mother had been tragically shot and killed by poachers. After the incident, park security personnel rushed to rescue the distressed baby elephant.

Roi immediately approached its mother’s lifeless body in agony. Later, Roi was sedated by veterinarians and taken to a wildlife conservation center at Nairobi National Park.

The staff at the wildlife center expressed concerns about Roi’s well-being as the young elephant could no longer nurse from its deceased mother.

Touching images captured Roi crying beside its mother’s body, portraying the deep emotional connection between the baby elephant and its now lost parent.

Roi’s journey to the wildlife conservation center offers hope for its recovery and future well-being, where dedicated caregivers will provide the necessary care and attention needed during this difficult time.

The heartbreaking incident sheds light on the tragic consequences of poaching and serves as a reminder of the urgent need for increased efforts to protect and preserve these magnificent creatures in their natural habitats.