This elephant, “Marjie”, under the care of Ron Whitfield so I am confident she got the best of care. There is no reason to imply torture. The head piece has nothing where the chin would be so she could eat and drink normally. When it was time to roll the camera Ron would give her the signal, she would tuck up her trunk and do her bit. She was a very dependable elephant and always calm.
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How humiliating as well as
torture for this poor thing
Never was a big fan of film
This elephant, “Marjie”, under the care of Ron Whitfield so I am confident she got the best of care. There is no reason to imply torture. The head piece has nothing where the chin would be so she could eat and drink normally. When it was time to roll the camera Ron would give her the signal, she would tuck up her trunk and do her bit.
She was a very dependable elephant and always calm.
Thanks Charlie but I was sure
the elephant wasn't tortured
I was just kidding about how
this awkward & ungainly outfit
was worse than the phony ears
Is Ron from the circus world
I am well aware of how well
most all performing animals
are cared for
Yes, Ron worked on Vargas for A short while and is very well respected by many great trainers from the circus world
Did or does Ron own that elephant
No
She was owned by Marine World, Africa, USA. She was euthanized in 1994. Ron owned his own lion act. Known for his cat shows
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