As Miami Beach gears up for Art Week, an exhibition featuring 100 life-sized sculptures of Indian elephants has landed on its shores, blending art, conservation and culture.

It's time to grab your swim trunks—pun intended—and head over to Miami Beach to see elephants, stomping through the sand to raise awareness about conservation efforts.

According to New York Post’s Page Six, a horny couple was caught having “loud sex” on top of a large elephant statue that’s part of the Great Elephant Migration exhibit that’s a part of the Art Basel art show in Miami, Fla., which kicks off Dec. 6.

A source tells us that on Monday night, “a security guard heard strange noises and went over with his flashlight to investigate.”

One hundred elephants have stampeded onto Miami Beach. But don’t worry, they’re not real pachyderms. These are wooden elephants, part of The Great Elephant Migration, an art installation sharing a message about conservation and human-wildlife coexistence. The large herd is on display near 36th Street Park on Miami Beach through Sunday, Dec. 8.

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According to Page Six, a couple was caught having "loud sex" on a huge elephant sculpture ahead of this year's Art Basel, Miami Beach's annual art fair.