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The elephants, in a clip posted to the park’s social media channels, formed what the park dubbed a “circle of trust” as they swiftly moved closer to one another and around youngsters in the herd.

SAN DIEGO (AP) — As the ground shook from a 5.2-magnitude earthquake, a herd of elephants at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park sprung into action to protect their young.

The video filmed by San Diego Wildlife Alliance shows the adult elephants circling the two young calves. A video filmed during a 5.2 magnitude earthquake in Southern California shows five elephants at ...