(upbeat music plays) - This is where we prepare the milk bottles.

- Um, do you buy all this at the grocery store?

- We prepare our own formula.

- [Elmo] Oh.

- The elephants need a special formula.

It is a human baby formula.

We add some minerals, some vitamins, and some porridge in the milk.

- Wait, it has porridge in it?

- [Mr.

Edwin] Yes, it has porridge, especially for those that are a little bit bigger.

- [Elmo] Ah!

- Are they picky about their milk, like babies?

- Yes.

- Like human babies?

- This milk has to be lukewarm in temperature.

Not cold, not too hot.

- They won't have it if it's cold or hot.

- They won't have it, just like you sometimes do.

- Yeah, maybe.

(Elmo giggles) - You want it when it is right, right?

- Yeah.

- And we, the mommies, have to make sure we give them what they want.

- [Elmo] Yeah.

- So that is what we feed them here to make them strong and healthy.

- Oh, look at those milk bottles!

They're as big as Elmo's head.

(Elmo and Abby giggle) - Well, yeah, the elephants are big babies so - - Elmo can't wait to see Nyambeni get some milk.

- All right, let's go.

- [Elmo] Yeah.

(upbeat music plays) - [Nina] Look, look.

Elmo, here they come.

(Elmo and Abby giggle) - [Mr.

Edwin] In the wild the baby elephant will get milk from the mother, but here we give them baby bottles.

- [Nina] Look at that one.

She already finished the first bottle.

She's trying to get as much as she can get.

- They are hungry.

- They're so cute.

- [Abby] It looks like she's got a milk mustache.

How's she gonna get that off?

(Elmo giggles) - Immediately after the milk, it is bath time.

- Bath time?

How did they take a bath?

- Elephants will roll in the mud to cool themselves and also to protect the skin from the bugs.

- [Elmo] You know, Elmo notices that not all of the elephants are playing in the mud.

How come?

- The elephants only go in the mud when it is warm enough.

Sometimes they do and sometimes they don't.

- Goodness!

I wish we could take a mud bath instead of a water bath.

- Yeah, Elmo too.

Ooh, ooh, can we - - No, no, no, no, no.

Don't get any ideas.

No mud baths.

- Oh Elmo thought you might say that.

- Mr.

Edwin, I have a serious question.

- Yes.

- Does an elephant drink water through its nose like a curly straw?

- Oh no.

(Elmo gasps) Doing that will mean that you are drinking water into your nose.

- Oh no, that's terrible.

- [Mr.

Edwin] They use the trunk to suck the water, bend the trunk, and blow the water into the mouth.

- [Abby] You mean like a nose hose?

(Elmo and Abby giggle) - Elephants have different personalities.

Some want to play in the mud, some want to play in the dust, and some want just to sit and watch.

- [Elmo] Ah!

- Just like you don't do the same things all the time.

- That's right!

- This is true.

- That's very true.

- [Mr.

Edwin] Yeah.

- I love your little eyelashes.

Keep smiling.

Look at your little smile.

So sweet.

(upbeat music plays) (Elmo giggles)