Archive for April, 2008
“About 150 captive elephants died between August 1, 2006 and March 15, 2007, according to Elephant Lovers Association. Elephants also killed 49 persons in the state during this period.” - Khaleej Times Online
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Crazy work hours put jumbo stress on elephantsTrunk call to KapilOveruse, cruelty driving elephants to madnessDeath on the tracks9 tuskers killed in six months!
April 28th, 2008
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“Freshly scrubbed and primped for his grand entrance at the appointed moment yesterday morning - exactly 10 minutes before 10 - the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore’s baby elephant was introduced to his public, not at all fazed by the crowd thrilled to catch their first glimpse of the scampering calf.” -
baltimoresun.com
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Video: The baby just fell outBaby elephant loves her mamasAn elephant calf walks around in the elephants enclosure of the zoo in Hanover, northern Germany, Wednesday, May 7, 2008Montgomery Zoo Announces New Name for Elephant CalfBaby Elephant To Make Debut
April 27th, 2008
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“This mobile journey will include travelling off well-defined tracks and roads, following dry riverbeds and crossing open plains, taking everything that a traveller will need, in fully equipped land cruisers. Despite the remoteness of the regions visited, this mobile safari is designed to offer a good level of comfort throughout.” - PR.com
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Discovery Initiatives announces new trip A Desert Elephant Study SafariTourist has ‘close encounter’ with African elephantNamibia: Man Killed By ElephantGrabbing tourism by the tailGrabbing tourism by the tail
April 26th, 2008
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“Forty-seven-year-old African elephant Ruby, who garnered enormous media attention last year when she left the Los Angeles Zoo for the Performing Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) Elephant Sanctuary near Sacramento, Calif., will celebrate her one year “retirement” anniversary on May 3, 2008.” - The Earth Times
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Elephant update: Ruby finds a good home in Northern CaliforniaWe didn’t do right by WinkyWinky deserved a lot betterBeloved elephant Winky dies at California sanctuary at age 56Winky, former Detroit Zoo elephant, dies
April 26th, 2008
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April 26th, 2008
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“Excitement is growing at the Maryland zoo for the baby elephant’s big debut this Saturday. Zookeepers have been hard at work, baby-proofing the exhibit. The elephants have always been a popular exhibit at the zoo. And they’re about attract more attention when the baby elephant makes his official debut Saturday. ” - WMAR
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Baby elephant loves her mamasMaryland Zoo Baby Elephant Needs A NameSee New Baby Elephant at Baltimore ZooBaby Elephant Dies at San Diego ZooVideo: The baby just fell out
April 26th, 2008
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April 26th, 2008
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“After two years of researching the transference of m-tuberculosis from Asian elephants to humans, I took my documents to Don Francis–now in San Francisco running a bio lab called Global Solutions for infectious diseases. I knew if my evidence was solid, Francis would not lie, and he would not be afraid of repercussions if it meant protecting the public. The documents included e-mails affidavits, and depositions. All had to do with Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus and the fact that the majority of their elephants from 1993- 2007 had mycobacterium tuberculosis, the same kind humans contract.” - The Huffington Post
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Letter: Circuses not just fun and gamesSuspected viral infection kills elephants in KeralaIllegal elephant bone distillation thwarted in Dak Lak4-tonne Asiatic killer elephant given marching ordersKerala elephant camp under Herpes virus threat
April 25th, 2008
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“South Africa has done such a good job of protecting its elephants that it’s now facing a population explosion. On May 1, the government is lifting a 13-year ban on killing them.” - Bloomberg.com
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South Africa resumes elephant cullsSouth Africa Lifts Ban on Elephant CullingAn Elephant Never ForgetsSouth Africa lifts ban on elephant cullingElephant cull allowed after ban
April 24th, 2008
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