Archive for July, 2003
July 27th, 2003
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“Plans by two zoos to import 11 African elephants from Swaziland beginning next month have sparked an international battle between animal rights groups and the U.S. government.” - USATODAY
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Don’t send elephants to Manila, urges animal groupDoubts cast on elephants’ originsA cruel changeJumbo in the Supreme CourtSC saves Asokamala for now
July 27th, 2003
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July 23rd, 2003
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“Illicit trade in elephant ivory continues in India despite national ban since the 1970s according to report by TRAFFIC1, the wildlife trade monitoring network. Domestic ivory trade continues to be widespread in the country, but has now largely shifted underground, hindering law enforcement efforts.” - AME Info
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Fueling World Ivory Trade Spells New Threat to Africa’s Elephant PopulationUSA’s Secret Ivory Black Market Second Largest in the WorldA male Indian elephant eats bambooU.S. One of Largest Ivory Markets, New Study SaysElephants are slaughtered for chopsticks
July 23rd, 2003
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“Hold on to your belongings at the Honolulu Zoo. It isn’t the humans you have to watch out for — it’s those rascal elephants. The animals’ trunks contain 40,000 muscles and “is so dexterous that they can pick up a penny off the ground,” said Amanda Kaahanui, the zoo’s head instructor.” - Honolulu Star-Bulletin
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Animals as artists … seriouslyAn elephant calf walks around in the elephants enclosure of the zoo in Hanover, northern Germany, Wednesday, May 7, 2008Zoo’s African elephant out sick this weekNatural and scientific enclosure for Assam zoo elephantsAt the Zoo
July 23rd, 2003
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July 23rd, 2003
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July 23rd, 2003
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“Breeding in captivity within the U.S. produces still more animals - primates and pygmy goats, geckos and bearded dragons, kangaroos and kinkajous, elephants and giraffes - all to feed an appetite for out-of-the-ordinary pets.” - JS Online
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Elephant dies of electrocution in RamnagarMan injured in attack by wild elephantFueling World Ivory Trade Spells New Threat to Africa’s Elephant PopulationMan injured in attack by wild elephantGrabbing tourism by the tail
July 23rd, 2003
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July 21st, 2003
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July 14th, 2003
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July 14th, 2003
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“A family group of seven elephants was earlier this week moved from the Kruger Park into Mozambique’s wildlife-depleted Limpopo National Park - both areas elements of the new Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park that crosses the borders of South Africa, Mozambique and Zimbabwe.” - Independent Online
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Mozambique works to attract big spenders to national parksAbout a circus coupleMossel Bay’s new baby elephant namedNamibia issues elephant warningParks Spending US$25 000 Monthly On Water for Jumbos
July 10th, 2003
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