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Where To Watch Wild Elephants In India: 10 Reserves Worth Travelling Across The Country For
India hosts the world's largest Asian elephant population, protected across numerous reserves combating poaching and habitat loss.
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Sundarbans Doctor, Guwahati Veterinarian Among Padma Shri Awardees
From conservation of Asian elephants to treating thousands of cancer patients at zero cost -- there are several awardees who were on Saturday selected for Padma Shri Award ahead of the 71st Republic Day.
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Want a pet? Adopt an endangered elephant
Anna, Bella, Cinta, Dadang and Elena are five Indonesian elephants available for "adoption" as part of a conservation project to save endangered Asian elephants and allow them to remain living in the wild.
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Thai elephant steps on land mine in Myanmar
Thai veterinarians say a 22-year-old elephant was wounded after he wandered into neighboring Myanmar and stepped on a land mine. Soraida Salwala of the Friends of the Asian Elephant conservation group in northern Thailand says the pachyderm's left foot was severely hurt in Sunday's blast in Myanmar's Kayin state.
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Where To Watch Wild Elephants In India: 10 Reserves Worth Travelling Across The Country For
India hosts the world's largest Asian elephant population, protected across numerous reserves combating poaching and habitat loss.
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Sundarbans Doctor, Guwahati Veterinarian Among Padma Shri Awardees
From conservation of Asian elephants to treating thousands of cancer patients at zero cost -- there are several awardees who were on Saturday selected for Padma Shri Award ahead of the 71st Republic Day.
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Want a pet? Adopt an endangered elephant
Anna, Bella, Cinta, Dadang and Elena are five Indonesian elephants available for "adoption" as part of a conservation project to save endangered Asian elephants and allow them to remain living in the wild.
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Thai elephant steps on land mine in Myanmar
Thai veterinarians say a 22-year-old elephant was wounded after he wandered into neighboring Myanmar and stepped on a land mine. Soraida Salwala of the Friends of the Asian Elephant conservation group in northern Thailand says the pachyderm's left foot was severely hurt in Sunday's blast in Myanmar's Kayin state.
