Young South African elephants high on fermented marula fruit stumble over each other after being too drunk to stay upright. Field guide Ross Couper at Singita Kruger National Park took pictures of ...

The marula fruit - said to taste sweet, ... Hilarious pictures capture tipsy elephants staggering around South African park after eating huge quantities of fermented marula fruit.

Since marula oil comes from the seed of a fruit, it has similar health benefits that other fruits do. For instance, many fruits are rich in protein and antioxidants , which make it good for the ...

When most people think of the marula fruit, images of drunken elephants or the creamy drink are probably the first thing that comes to mind. What you may not know, is that the marula is bound up in a ...

When most people think of the marula fruit, images of drunken elephants or the creamy drink are probably the first thing that comes to mind. What you may not know, is that the marula is bound up in a ...

Ross Couper, a field guide at Singita Kruger National Park, captured hilarious images of the herd as they stumbled through Under the influence! Young elephants get 'drunk' in South Africa ...

Drunken Elephants: The Marula Fruit Myth Date: December 5, 2005 Source: University of Chicago Press Journals Summary: Dispelling years of anecdotes in travelogues, the popular press, and scholarly ...

The marula fruit tree (Sclerocarya birrea) is native to parts of southern Africa. The trees grow wild and were once rare, but are now cultivated. Once considered sacred, the marula tree was linked ...

Assuming that fermenting marula fruit has an alcohol content of 7 percent, it would require 7.1 gallons (27 litres) of marula juice to come up with that half-gallon of alcohol, the scientists say.

Marula, the fruit of their labour IT'S a Friday afternoon at the Distell factory in Phalaborwa, and 33-year-old Rachel Rapatja is waiting patiently to be assisted. February 11, 2014.

Fruit Flies First Began Feeding on Our Fresh Produce About 10,000 Years Ago It turns out the insects love marula fruit found in south-central Africa, which attracted them to human caves ...

Fallen marula fruit may naturally ferment to an ethanol content of approximately 3 percent after three or four days. However, elephants have shown a clear preference for marula fruit still on the ...