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The lucky ones: These orphan elephant cubs have been taken in by the Nairobi Elephant Nursery in Kenya. The increase in ivory poaching has left the species endangered

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Calf measures: At bedtime Kenia gets another serving of milk from her keeper

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Like Babar the Elephant come to life: Daphne's grandchildren, Taru, left, and Roan have grown up with them

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Dame Daphne Sheldrick, who set up the orphanage with her late husband David, above with her daughter Angela Sheldrick and her grandsons Roan Carr-Hartley, 8, (far right) and 10-year-old Taru Carr-Hartley

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