Tembo, Mother of Elephants is a beautiful outdoor public sculpture located in Toronto, Canada. It is a bronze sculpture of an African female elephant standing atop a marble pedestal. It was commissioned by the Toronto Zoo in 1998 to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the zoo, and was crafted by artist Kwai-Lin Thompson. Tembo stands 4.75 meters tall and weighs 4 tons, making her one of the largest sculptures in Toronto. Visitors to the Toronto Zoo can find Tembo at the entrance to the African Savanna zone. The sculpture has become a popular tourist attraction and can often be seen flooded with admirers. There are also many unique angles to be photographed from, making it a great spot for photographers.
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