Linna kaunilt kõverduv rannajoon meelitab juba aastasadu siia kummalisi ja müstilisi olendeid. Esmalt ilmusid mere äärde tervist kosutama puhkajad. 1838. aastal valmis rannas esimene supelasutus, kus suvel pakuti mereveega vanne ja meresuplust, talvel töötas samas saun. Eelmise sajandi keskpaigas hakkasid Pärnut külastama ka salapärased elevandid. Nad trampisid meres ringi ja tekitasid palju muda, mida hakati kasutama tervise kosutamiseks. Lõpuks otsustas üks elevant paigale jääda ja temast sai elevant-liumägi. Hiljem seltsis temaga veel teinegi elevant ja lastel oli lõbu laialt. Siis aga elevandid kadusid ja nendest polnud enam midagi kuulda. Alles aastal 2013, mil tähistati Pärnu kuurordi 175. juubelit, otsustas üks elevant, et tema võib randa jääda ja lubada lastel enda seljas liugu lasta. Temaga seltsis teinegi elevant, kes valis elupaigaks Raeküla ranna. Kaheksa aastat hiljem kolis üks elevandipere ka rannaparki. Nüüd ei saa ükski laps nendest rahulikult mööduda, vaid peab lonti paitama ja ennast elevantide taustal pildistama. Mine tea, kui kauaks uhkete kihvadega loomad seekord Pärnusse jäävad.
Mine vaata ka elevante ja otsi midagi, mida geopeitur otsib. Kui leiad saadki teada, kus aare ennast peidab.
Its beautifully curving coastline has been attracting weird and wonderful creatures for centuries. First to appear were holidaymakers, in search of recovery and relaxation. The first bath house was erected on the beach in 1838, providing sea water baths and bathing in the sea in summer and sauna facilities in winter. Some mysterious elephants began visiting Pärnu in the middle of the 20th century. They stomped and trampled in the sea creating tons of mud which was used in medical treatments. Eventually an elephant decided to stay on the beach and became a water slide. Later, a second elephant joined and children had lots of fun with them. However, these elephants dissapered and never to be seen again. In 2013, when the resort of Pärnu celebrated its 175th anniversary, a different elephant made up its mind and became a new water slide on the beach. Yet another elephant too, wanted to be a water slide but he choose to live further along the Pärnu beach in Raeküla. Eight years later a new elephant family moved into the beach park. Since then, all children want to stroke their trunks and get photos taken with the elephants. We will just have to wait and see how long these wonderful tusked animals stay in Pärnu this time.
Go also see the elephants and look for something the geocacher is looking for. If you find, you can find out where is the cache hiding.