Ailing wild elephant being treated at Sathyamangalam
The Hindu
April 11, 2024
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https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Coimbatore/ailing-wild-elephant-being-treated-at-sathyamangalam/article68053781.ece
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A team of veterinarians are treating a sick female elephant in a forest
area at Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve (STR) on Thursday, April 11, 2024.
During patrolling, a Forest Department team found the elephant, aged
between 45 to 50, lying unconscious at Pudukuiyanur beat at Vadavalli in
Sathyamangalam Forest Range and alerted senior officials. A calf, aged
between two and three years, was found near the elephant. A team led by S.
Sadasivam, wildlife veterinarian of the STR, began treatment as officials
said the health condition of the elephant is yet to improve.
Meanwhile, a herd was found moving in the area and officials reunited the
calf with the herd. A special team is monitoring the movement of the herd
using drones.
It may be recalled that on March 5, an ailing 40-year-old female elephant,
in Sathyamangalam, died without responding to treatment while its,
two-month-old female baby elephant, was unsuccessfully reunited with a
herd. Later, the baby elephant was shifted to Mudumalai Tiger Reserve.
Likewise, a female elephant, aged between 35 and 40 years, in Kadambur
Hills, died on April 8, without responding to treatment.
https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Coimbatore/ailing-wild-elephant-being-treated-at-sathyamangalam/article68053781.ece
Ailing wild elephant being treated at Sathyamangalam
The Hindu
April 11, 2024
See link
<https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Coimbatore/ailing-wild-elephant-being-treated-at-sathyamangalam/article68053781.ece>
for photo.
A team of veterinarians are treating a sick female elephant in a forest
area at Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve (STR) on Thursday, April 11, 2024.
During patrolling, a Forest Department team found the elephant, aged
between 45 to 50, lying unconscious at Pudukuiyanur beat at Vadavalli in
Sathyamangalam Forest Range and alerted senior officials. A calf, aged
between two and three years, was found near the elephant. A team led by S.
Sadasivam, wildlife veterinarian of the STR, began treatment as officials
said the health condition of the elephant is yet to improve.
Meanwhile, a herd was found moving in the area and officials reunited the
calf with the herd. A special team is monitoring the movement of the herd
using drones.
It may be recalled that on March 5, an ailing 40-year-old female elephant,
in Sathyamangalam, died without responding to treatment while its,
two-month-old female baby elephant, was unsuccessfully reunited with a
herd. Later, the baby elephant was shifted to Mudumalai Tiger Reserve.
Likewise, a female elephant, aged between 35 and 40 years, in Kadambur
Hills, died on April 8, without responding to treatment.
https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Coimbatore/ailing-wild-elephant-being-treated-at-sathyamangalam/article68053781.ece