The Elephant Who Never Forgot | Short story

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In the vast plains of Africa, there was a young elephant named Ellie. Ellie was known for her curiosity and her ability to remember everything. From a young age, she listened carefully to the stories of the older elephants about the rivers, trees, and dangers of the savannah. Her mother often told her, “One day, your memory will guide you.


Years passed, and Ellie grew strong. One hot summer, the land was struck by a terrible drought. The rivers dried up, and the animals were struggling to find water. Many began to lose hope as the days stretched on without rain.

But Ellie remembered something. Long ago, her grandmother had told her about a hidden lake deep in the forest, a place only a few elephants knew about. Ellie trusted her memory and gathered the herd.

“I know where we can find water,” she said. Some elephants were skeptical, but Ellie’s confidence convinced them to follow her. She led them through the forest, following the path she remembered from her grandmother’s stories. It was a long and difficult journey, but Ellie never doubted herself.

Finally, they reached the hidden lake. The water was cool and fresh, enough for the entire herd to drink and survive the drought. The other elephants were amazed at Ellie’s wisdom and memory.

“You saved us,” they said. “We should always trust the knowledge passed down through generations.”


The lesson: Sometimes the wisdom we learn from others can help us in unexpected ways. Like Ellie, never forget the lessons you’ve learned – they may guide you through life’s toughest challenges.

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