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If you constantly show humans pictures of people growing old and dying they might get sad too.
If an ape falls into depression because it knows it will die someday isn't really comparable to humans.
It is not only when someone has no valid reason to be depressed.
They certainly do since they have elephant graveyards where they go to die and often visit the bones of their ancestors.
They already evolved past that and learned that all they have to do is hop on the boat to Europe and everything will be provided for them.
Maybe altough there are areas with lot of elephant bones in same location.
Also the elephant death rituals are real thing, they have been observed visiting the bones of dead elephants and contemplating over them for hours. Also there have been occasions when they bury the freshly dead elephant under bunch of branches and leaves and keep vigil there for days.
https://www.theonion.com/scientists-slowly-reintroducing-small-group-of-normal-1819578704
Stopping obesity doesn't need a scientist to figure it out...