Kham-La the elephant has found her soulmate and his name is Darrick Thomson, one of the elephant trainers at Elephant Nature Park.
<p>CHIANG MAI, Thailand — Kham-La the elephant has found her soulmate, and his name is Darrick Thomson, one of the elephant trainers at Elephant Nature Park.
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