On the fringes of Queen Elizabeth National Park in western Uganda, farmers drum loudly throughout the night to scare off their most destructive enemy: the elephant. In the nearby Bwindi rainforest, small surviving herds of savannah elephants, cut off from their diminishing natural habitat, have adapted to a hidden existence beneath the canopy.
在位于乌干达西部的伊丽莎白女王国家公园的边缘，农民们整晚奋力敲着鼓吓走对他们来说最具破坏性的敌人——大象。在附近的布恩迪(Bwindi)雨林，小群幸存的草原象(savannah elephant)远离了它们日益缩小的自然栖息地，适应了躲在树荫下的隐蔽生活。
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