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3 orphaned elephant calves thrive under human care
Three elephant calves have lost their families one after another in the forests of Chittagong and Coxs Bazar. One of them, a male calf (still unnamed), lost its mother due to excessive bleeding during birth in the Teknaf forest area of Coxs Bazar. This calf is currently more than 21 days old....

Sri Lanka sees average of 4 elephants die monthly due to electrocution
In Sri Lanka, an average of four elephants die each month from electrocution, with around 50 deaths attributed to unauthorized connections to the Ceylon Electricity Boards (CEB) power supply in 2024, the CEB reported. The CEB has taken steps to address the illegal connections and is calling on...