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  2. 2 hours ago

    TN Forest Department is using its own drones to monitor elephant movements during the day to keep a check on conflict situations & give timely alerts to people nearby. Here is a stunning drone footage of an elephant family in Mudumalai Tiger Reserve. Video

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  3. Aug 28

    We are working hard to save Africa's endangered . Like this individual struck with a poison arrow. Left untreated, it could be fatal. A joint operation between the SWT/KWS Vet Unit, our helicopter and local partners gave a better chance of recovery.

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  4. Aug 29

    Elephant 🐘 herd's matriarch leading from front in saving the calf..Nice camera work

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  5. Aug 28

    Everything is going to be alright. Elephants are one of the largest animals on earth but, at this age, they are just toddlers learning about their wild world and need more comfort than most. Help us care for orphaned baby at:

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  6. Aug 29

    After losing their mother and family, orphaned need round the clock milk feeds to survive. Adoptions help fund this specialist nourishment, and help give the animals you love a chance at life. Adopt an orphan in our care:

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  7. Aug 26

    Met this cool guy chilling by road side in pouring rain in Mudumalai Tiger Reserve 🐘 video -SS

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  8. Aug 30

    Elephant Fact Of The Day 🐘 Baby suck their trunks for comfort in the same way as human babies suck their thumbs!! 💕 🙏

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  9. Aug 29

    I suspect that are really Tyred of all these '' in the room being exposed. I am sure more will be comming out soon, I look forward to 'BRIEFING' my MP about them.

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  10. Aug 24

    Acting as surrogate mothers is just one of the ways we help orphaned after losing their natal mother and family. So they can one day return back to the wild. Help us by making a donation or adopting an orphan in our care:

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  11. Aug 27

    A peaceful gentle giant afternoon with Khanyisa & the whole herd 💛 via

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  12. Aug 28

    The long-awaited Awareness Walk Against and Rhinoceros Extinction is here. We are live at UNIOSUN advocating for these species.

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  13. Aug 29

    In Ancient Southeast Asia, were often used to execute prisoners. It was a practice known as "Gunga Rao."

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  14. Aug 26

    Elephant keeper Lemarash Kalteyo touches the ear of one of the orphans at northern Kenya’s . 5 days left to watch a film & help at @shabafilm.org. Tag someone who should watch it and enter to win a print of Elephants in the Mudhole.

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  15. Aug 30

    Loved walking round the today. Just about narrowed my favourites down to these!

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  16. Aug 26

    New legislation has introduced labour rights to domesticated with the aim of improving their working conditions. After allegations of cruelty to tamed elephants, the new rules seek to regulate a favourite tourist activity and protect a cultural symbol. (1/3)

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  17. Aug 30

    Top of the class: clever Kenyan learn to use rail underpasses via

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  18. Aug 27

    They begin to walk within 1 hour from when they are born and are able to catch up with the herd in two days!

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  19. Aug 30

    are big in . OK, the ones in are. I’ll have been living here for four years on September 1st. In a house, obviously.

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  20. Aug 30

    Singapore is gearing up for its total ivory ban - 1 September, which includes pre-convention ivory, thus closing any potential loopholes for laundering.

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  21. 19 hours ago

    Why electrocution is becoming a leading cause of death for in - Faced with ever-shrinking wildlife habitats, more and more of India’s dwindling elephant herds are coming into conflict with urban dangers like power lines

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