“Six elephants from the Kaziranga National Park in the State have been translocated for the first time to the State’s Manas National Park, to multiply the pachyderm polpulation there.” - The Hindu
“Similarly, elephant tusks were marketed at prices ranging between Rs 1,000 to Rs 5,000 per kg in the country, while it fetched Rs 25,000 a kg in Nepal.” - IBNLive.com
“Six elephant calves, rescued from different parts of Assam and raised in an animal farm in the Kaziranga National park, were Saturday relocated to a wildlife sanctuary in the first such conservation exercise undertaken by India.” - RxPG News
“A trail of DNA has helped investigators trace the biggest ever consignment of contraband ivory seized since 1989 to savannah elephants in Zambia.” - BBC NEWS
” The number of elephants is alarmingly decreasing in forests of Cox’s Bazar and Teknaf, where once one-third of elephant population of the country was found, due to undue pressure of deforestation and increasing of human activities in forest areas.” - The New Nation
“Elephants are known for their ability to work hard. But, when they have no work they are out to beg to appease their belly.” - Sahara Samay
“Six elephant calves, rescued from different parts of Assam and raised in an animal farm in the Kaziranga National park, were Saturday relocated to a wildlife sanctuary in the first such conservation exercise undertaken by India.” - Earth Times
“While Bob Brady may have lost Marianne Bessey’s vote, I still wonder: Whose vote, exactly, is he trying to get with this “bring the elephants back to the zoo” campaign promise?” - Philadelphia Weekly
” Animal welfare activists are urging the mayor of Los Angeles to retire the city zoo’s 46-year-old elephant to a Calaveras County refuge.” - UnionDemocrat.com
“In the first-ever recorded case in India, six hand-reared elephants will be rehabilitated in the wild on Friday, in a bid to check the plummeting numbers of the animal in the North-East. ” - The Times of India
“Elephants are reported to be causing havoc in the northern part of Botswana, by destroying field crops and farm properties.” - BOPA Daily News
“New Yorker Ashrita Furman looked around for a record he could break, and settled on doing the most squat thrusts in one minute. Then he decided on a place — the back of an elephant in northern Thailand.” - International Herald Tribune
“Seeking respite from Sydney’s heat, two Asian elephants today played with their keepers under the waterfall in their newly built Taronga Zoo enclosure.” - The Australian
“There’s another debate at the state Capitol on protecting circus elephants.” - Wtnh.com
“A deal has been reached to bring two elephants from the Hawthorn Corporation in Illinois to the Performing Animal Welfare Society in San Andreas.” - MyMotherLode.com
