Kerala elephants queue up for microchip injections

“From three-year-old Unnikuttan to 95-year-old Gangadharan, a dozen elephants queued up as the Kerala government Saturday launched its programme of implanting a microchip in them in place of registration papers. ” - The Economic Times

Tags: Asia, Conservation, Gangadharan, India, Kerala, Kerala government, Microchip, Science, The Economic Times, Unnikuttan

Posted on Tuesday, August 21st, 2007 at 6:03 am

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