Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and her husband the Duke of Edinburgh are greeted by an elephant at the Zoological Society of London's Whipsnade Zoo, where they officially opened the zoo's new Centre for Elephant Care as part of a visit, Tuesday April 11, 2017. (Chris Radburn//PA via AP)
Someone should teach elephants proper decorum when greeting royalty.
Queen Elizabeth, 90, and Prince Philip, 95, visited a new elephant center at the Whipsnade Zoo in Dunstable, Britain.
The queen and prince seemed to enjoy meeting the elephants, even when a 7-year-old elephant named Donna snatched bananas right out of their hands.
Prince Philip chuckled as Queen Elizabeth put her glove back on after the incident.
The $2.5 million Centre for Elephant Care opens to the public Wednesday.
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