Please
support this website and elephants in Chiang Mai region, by checking this months special promotions
(2 for 1) from
Elephant Art Online , genuine paintings made by elephants at Meataeng Elephant Park & Clinic in Chiang Mai, Thailand, who support elephants and other elephants owners in the area.financially
Sid (Sue) Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) at Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Center for Elephant Conservation in United States Biography
† Sid (Sue) is a dead Female ♀ Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) , , who died 2012 at Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Center for Elephant Conservation , in United States , .
Offspring (M) 1983-09-09 Big Boy SSP id: 257 (M) 1987-01-22 Bo SSP id: 267 (F) 1991-01-06 -- † 1999-04-21 Belle SSP id: 326 (F) 1994-10-29 Bonnie SSP id: 380 Origin
Sid (Sue) was born wild 1964 .
Comments / pictures
Records about Sid (Sue) from Bob Cline
SID Born - 1964 Stud # 251
Female Asian 1970 - James Bros. Circus
1970 to 2003 - RBBB
Circus World in 1977 weighed 4,680 lbs. 12 years old.
1981 - Bred by Multiple Males
1983 - born ROMAN (M) Sept. 9, 1983 Stud # 257
1985 - Bred by VANCE Stud # 240
1987 - born KALANAN (M) Jan. 22, 1987 Stud # 267
1989 - Bred to VANCE Stud # 240
1991 - born BELLE (F) Jan. 6, 1991 Stud # 326
1992 - Bred to VANCE Stud # 240
1994 - born BONNIE (F) Oct. 29, 1994 Stud # 380
Bob Cline ,
author of the book "Americas elephants".
Reference list References Koehl, Dan, (2025). Sid (Sue), Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) located at Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Center for Elephant Conservation in United States . Elephant Encyclopedia, available online retrieved 16 February 2025 at https://www.elephant.se/database2.php?elephant_id=568 . (archived at the Wayback machine )Sources used for this article is among others:
Links Relevant links
Internal relevant links
External relevant links (Opens in new window)
Search more on the web for Sid (Sue)
(The name Sid (Sue) is already submitted into the link, just click on the link for relevant results)
Categories 2012 deaths | 1964 births | Breeding cows | Elephants from Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Center for Elephant Conservation | United States | Asian elephants
About this document This document was updated: 2020-10-18 06:25:24 with valid HTML5