With trunks swinging, ears flapping and club-like feet stirring up a thick cloud of parched soft, a stampeding herd of elephants is an unmatched image of Nature's power. The last descendant of nearly 300 elephant species that have inhabited Earth since the beginning of time, these gentle giants once roamed the entire African continent, bound by an incomparable standard of loyalty and cooperation. In "Elephants 1999", join photographer Tim Fitzharris in an intimate look at one of the world's most long-lived and best-loved animals.