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Thai Elephant Gives Birth To Twins, Then Attacks One Of Them
An elephant in Thailand has delivered a rare set of twins in a dramatic birth that left a carer injured after he tried to rescue one of the newborns.
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Elephants Dressed As Santa Claus Deliver Gifts To Schoolchildren
Children at a school in Thailand received Christmas presents from elephants dressed as Santa Claus recently.
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Baby Elephants, Trapped In Muddy Pit For Days In Thailand, Rescued
Six baby elephants separated from their parents and trapped in a muddy pit for days have been rescued by park rangers in rural Thailand, officials said Saturday.
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Thailand Seizes 87 African Ivory Tusks Worth $800,000
Officials in Thailand say they seized 315 kilograms (695 pounds) of African elephant tusks worth an estimated $800,000 at Bangkok's international airport.
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You'll get fined for feeding elephants in Bangkok
You can still feed elephants in Thailand's bustling capital -- but it could cost you.Bangkok authorities said Monday anyone caught handing bunches of bananas or sugar cane to the hulking beasts -- proffered by their handlers to make money -- faces a $320 (10,000 baht) fine.Thailand has about 2,400 domestic elephants. There is little demand these da...
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Thai Elephant Gives Birth To Twins, Then Attacks One Of Them
An elephant in Thailand has delivered a rare set of twins in a dramatic birth that left a carer injured after he tried to rescue one of the newborns.
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Elephants Dressed As Santa Claus Deliver Gifts To Schoolchildren
Children at a school in Thailand received Christmas presents from elephants dressed as Santa Claus recently.
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Baby Elephants, Trapped In Muddy Pit For Days In Thailand, Rescued
Six baby elephants separated from their parents and trapped in a muddy pit for days have been rescued by park rangers in rural Thailand, officials said Saturday.
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Thailand Seizes 87 African Ivory Tusks Worth $800,000
Officials in Thailand say they seized 315 kilograms (695 pounds) of African elephant tusks worth an estimated $800,000 at Bangkok's international airport.
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You'll get fined for feeding elephants in Bangkok
You can still feed elephants in Thailand's bustling capital -- but it could cost you.Bangkok authorities said Monday anyone caught handing bunches of bananas or sugar cane to the hulking beasts -- proffered by their handlers to make money -- faces a $320 (10,000 baht) fine.Thailand has about 2,400 domestic elephants. There is little demand these da...
