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"Nearly Lost Her": Crippled Pak Elephant Noor Jehan Will Survive Diagnosis
International vets "nearly lost" a 17-year-old elephant in Pakistan on Wednesday after knocking her out to perform diagnostic tests, but they now hope to treat multiple issues that have left her crippled for months.
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"World's Loneliest Elephant" Lands In Cambodia From Pak, Greeted By American Superstar
An elephant dubbed the "world's loneliest" landed in Cambodia Monday from Pakistan, receiving a warm welcome from American superstar Cher who will accompany it to a sanctuary housing potential mates.
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"World's Loneliest Elephant" Leaves Pakistan For Retirement In Cambodia
Following years of public outcry and campaigning by American pop star Cher, the "world's loneliest elephant" embarked Sunday on a mammoth move from Pakistan to retirement in a Cambodian sanctuary.
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Animals In Pak Zoo Suffer In Heat, Agencies Tussle Over Its Management
An emaciated wolf rested its head on a block of ice, seeking relief from stifling heat in a zoo in Pakistan's capital, while another gazed at a family enjoying an afternoon picnic as an elephant swayed its head nearby.
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"Nearly Lost Her": Crippled Pak Elephant Noor Jehan Will Survive Diagnosis
International vets "nearly lost" a 17-year-old elephant in Pakistan on Wednesday after knocking her out to perform diagnostic tests, but they now hope to treat multiple issues that have left her crippled for months.
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"World's Loneliest Elephant" Lands In Cambodia From Pak, Greeted By American Superstar
An elephant dubbed the "world's loneliest" landed in Cambodia Monday from Pakistan, receiving a warm welcome from American superstar Cher who will accompany it to a sanctuary housing potential mates.
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"World's Loneliest Elephant" Leaves Pakistan For Retirement In Cambodia
Following years of public outcry and campaigning by American pop star Cher, the "world's loneliest elephant" embarked Sunday on a mammoth move from Pakistan to retirement in a Cambodian sanctuary.
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Animals In Pak Zoo Suffer In Heat, Agencies Tussle Over Its Management
An emaciated wolf rested its head on a block of ice, seeking relief from stifling heat in a zoo in Pakistan's capital, while another gazed at a family enjoying an afternoon picnic as an elephant swayed its head nearby.
