See ,'How Elephant has dies in Kerala after suspected Firecrackers hidden in fruit exploded in her mouth ? & What was the actual reason behind the Elephant's death ?
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The Channel describes that, The death of a pregnant wild elephant, suspected to have been fatally injured after eating fruit stuffed with firecrackers that exploded in her mouth, has stirred public outrage in India as authorities investigate the incident.
- What was happen to the Elephant ?
- When was Elephant spotted in the river ?
- What does the Postmortem report says about the Explotion & the Culprits ?
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"The postmortem report says that there was an explosion in the mouth. We have not caught any of the culprits. We don't know yet what caused the explosion," Ali said, the animal was found to be one-month pregnant.
ABOUT CNN :-
CNN is an American news-based on pay television channel owned by CNN Worldwide.
The Channel describes that, The death of a pregnant wild elephant, suspected to have been fatally injured after eating fruit stuffed with firecrackers that exploded in her mouth, has stirred public outrage in India as authorities investigate the incident.
- What was happen to the Elephant ?
- When was Elephant spotted in the river ?
- What does the Postmortem report says about the Explotion & the Culprits ?
Here's the Solution of Your All the Queries...
The Elephant died on May 27 while standing in the middle of a river in the southern state of Kerala, four days after she was found injured, according to a local forest officer 'Ashfaque Ali'.
"The postmortem report says that there was an explosion in the mouth. We have not caught any of the culprits. We don't know yet what caused the explosion," Ali said, the animal was found to be one-month pregnant.
Kerala's chief wildlife warden, Surendra Kumar, shared the case is being investigated.
The death of a pregnant wild elephant, suspected to have been fatally injured after eating fruit stuffed with firecrackers that exploded in its mouth.
The elephant was found injured on May 23, but she moved away when forest officers and a veterinarian tried to immobilize her for treatment, according to the Local Forest Officer.
She was found again two days later, standing in the river. "In order to give treatment, it has to be immobilized but we could not use a tranquilizer while it is in the water because then the animal can drown .
Here you will see that How the elephant had took her last breathe ..!!
Kerala's chief wildlife warden said, local villagers sometimes leave pineapples and other sweet fruits filled with firecrackers around their fields to ward off wild boars, which might have caused the explosion in the elephant's mouth.
"(The explosion) fractured the bones and caused a lot of damage to the mouth. The animal could not eat and became weak. And then died," he said.
The elephant's death triggered outrage nationwide. India's environment minister Prakash Javadekar said Thursday that the central government had taken a "very serious note" of the incident.
"We will not leave any stone unturned to investigate properly and nab the culprit(s). This is not an Indian culture to feed fire crackers and kill," he said on Twitter.
The elephant was found injured on May 23, but she moved away when forest officers and a veterinarian tried to immobilize her for treatment, according to the Local Forest Officer.
She was found again two days later, standing in the river. "In order to give treatment, it has to be immobilized but we could not use a tranquilizer while it is in the water because then the animal can drown .
Here you will see that How the elephant had took her last breathe ..!!
How the local villagers leave pineapples and other sweet fruits filled with firecrackers around their fields to get secure by the Wild Boars ?
Kerala's chief wildlife warden said, local villagers sometimes leave pineapples and other sweet fruits filled with firecrackers around their fields to ward off wild boars, which might have caused the explosion in the elephant's mouth.
"(The explosion) fractured the bones and caused a lot of damage to the mouth. The animal could not eat and became weak. And then died," he said.
The elephant's death triggered outrage nationwide. India's environment minister Prakash Javadekar said Thursday that the central government had taken a "very serious note" of the incident.
"We will not leave any stone unturned to investigate properly and nab the culprit(s). This is not an Indian culture to feed fire crackers and kill," he said on Twitter.
Conservationists estimate that India has some 27,000 wild elephants, but their habitat is increasingly under pressure as human settlements encroach on nature reserves.
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