[BITList] The Elephants that came to dinner | Mfuwe Lodge, Zambia- Amazing

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>         *The short movie is well worth a look*
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>         The Elephants in the Room: Watch a Herd Walk through a Hotel
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>         Why go on a safari when you can watch wildlife right from the
>         comfort of your hotel?
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>         Inviting big, exotic animals inside probably wasn't the plan
>         when the Mfuwe Lodge was built in Zambia in 1998, but that’s
>         what wound up happening. The lodge surrounds a mango tree that
>         a local group of elephants likes to feed on and sits on the
>         path they traditionally used to get to it.
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>         When Mfuwe opened for business, the elephants made it clear
>         they had no intention of changing their route. They walked in
>         like they owned the place, shuffled through the lobby and out
>         into the courtyard to feast on mangoes.
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>         The spectacle, no doubt concerning to whoever was working the
>         reception desk the first time it happened, has become one of
>         the lodge’s main draws, and attracts crowds of tourists every
>         year. According to the lodge, the group that makes the annual
>         stroll through the lobby includes three generations of one
>         elephant family, including their matriarch “Wonky Tusk” and
>         the young “Lord Wellington,” who was born on the lodge grounds
>         in 2009.
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>         Wildlife cameraman Nathan Pilcher recently (2014) went to
>         Mfuwe to see the elephants for himself, and you can watch his
>         short movie by clicking the following link! --- December 14, 2015
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>             The Elephants that came to dinner|Mfuwe Lodge, Zambia
>             <https://www.youtube.com/embed/NdTII_unZSA>
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