The elephants in the roundabout in Benalmádena are an impressive eye-catcher! The sculptures show a whole herd of elephants in full life size, which are so deceptively real that they almost seem alive. Daniel Jurado, a Spanish sculptor, is the creator of these fantastic works of art.

The elephants symbolize strength, community, closeness to nature and are a reminder of the importance of protecting and preserving wildlife. This herd of elephants is a great example of how public art can enrich the environment and draw attention to important issues!

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Location: Benalmádena, Centro-Sur O Guadalorce, Malaga, Andalusia, Spain

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