Junior Veerappans spread trail of destruction

“In the thick jungles straddling TN and Karnataka where Veerappan once reigned and killed over 100 elephants, new poachers have sprouted over the past three years, gunning down 17 elephants so far for their valuable ivory tusks. ” - The Times of India

Tags: Asia, India, Ivory, Karnataka, Man/Animal Conflict, Poaching, Tennessee, The Times, Times of India, Veerappan

Posted on Thursday, June 26th, 2008 at 6:29 am

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Kim: Sara - I hope they do find her some other elephants to live with. Elephants should not live alone. Jenny’s...
Sara: I was wondering when someone would write a song about it. Hopefully they will find her some friends since it...
Kim: Steven, It is basically a word that means barbecue. The elephant was shot to be eaten for the barbecue in front...
Steven Bissell: What is a “braaivleis party”?
Dorothy: today, 8.20.08, zoo officials announced Jenny will remain at the Dallas Zoo and a female companion is being...
Edwina Bordonaro: I’d like to purchase a painting done by a elephant.
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Johannes Haasbroek: it is worst than what had been reported. of the estimated 20 trophy size bulls left out of a...
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Junior Veerappans spread trail of destruction

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