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Advertisement - story continues below Thanks to a video posted by the Pittsburgh Zoo , you can watch this adorable baby elephant enjoy a nice bath before her big day in the spotlight. And it’s not just her bath time video that will make you love her so much. In early July, 2017, the Pittsburgh Zoo posted an adorable video of their 5-month-old elephant calf receiving her first bath via hose and kiddie pool. In the video, a zoo worker sprayed water from a hose onto the big baby’s head, prompting her to lift her floppy ears up and down. The happy calf then knelt down in the kiddie pool to submerge her body before walking out to stick her trunk out at the camera. Later, she returned to the pool again and drank a few sips from the bathwater. Advertisement - story continues below Related Stories This special bath took place a few days before the zoo started accepting visitors to see the baby calf. Visitors may come at certain hours of the day to watch the adorable elephant from behin...

Bath ranked UK 's most productive technology cluster" /> Related Stories Bristol and Bath is one of the leading centres in the UK for technology businesses , according to a new report. And it’s the cluster of technology companies here is helping grow the region’s economy. That verdict comes from a Tech City UK and Nesta report published today . Nick Sturge, of director of Engine Shed, which is home to many tech companies in Bristol, thinks the study is a glowing endorement of the impact the sector is making on the region. “ Tech Nation 2016 shows that digital tech businesses are helping power the economic growth of Bristol and Bath," he said. “Our specialisms in digital advertising, cloud, gaming, software development and telecommunications are developing the cluster a nationwide reputation for digital excellence. “As digital tech businesses are now enabling disruption across a wide range of traditionally non-digital industries will ensure the continued success an...

A lot has changed in the months since Donald Trump was sworn into office, both on a political level and a personal one. Bustle’s State of Our Unions series looks at how millennial women's relationships with their friends, family members, and romantic partners have been affected since the 2016 election. Today's topic: millennial women explain their go-to self-care methods when the news becomes too much. It may seem like every time you turn on your TV, read a newspaper online, or refresh your Facebook or Twitter feed, there is ~something~ Trump-related. And, if you are not a Trump supporter, it may be overwhelming. And that is exactly where a self-care practice comes in. "If you are feeling scared, enraged, upset, or otherwise distressed, recognize when you've had enough and consider what you can do to feel better," licensed clinical psychologist Marni Amsellem , Ph.D., tells Bustle. "When you realize you're hitting an uncomfortable level of discomfort, s...

It’s pretty common knowledge that having children is a huge adjustment both physically and emotionally. Once I decided to start having kids, I knew there were going to be some major changes in my life and I was prepared to let some things go and kind of “role with the punches.” What I didn’t realize is that motherhood was going to completely knock me on my butt and all my so called “needs” would become secondary or nonexistent. So here is my list of things that motherhood forced me to give up on Showering. When I had my first baby, showering was the first thing I gave up on. If I managed to get my little one to sleep and not pass out myself, it often came down to a choice of eat, sleep, completely zone out or shower. Usually one of the first 3 won out because frankly, why shower when you are guaranteed to get either spit up, pee or poop on you 15 minutes later. When I did finally shower, I would hear phantom cries and feel a terrible combination of anxiety and mom guilt if my showe...