These Two Elephants Must Relocate Due To Covid - ElephantNews #Video
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Description
The situation at the moment is very bad, tourism in Thailand was hit by Covid-19 for almost two years. That cost a lot of money to feed the elephant also staff as well as the mahout. Anchalee Kalmapijit the owner of Maesa Elephant Camp decided to relocate two elephants to reduced her cost.
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BA
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Thanks Mel: I feel so bad for elephants. I am glad the 70y/o elephant was transferred. Maybe she won't have to work carrying tourists anymore. God Bless all animals.
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Lynne Henderson
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Some really good people in this world. Caring, loving people.
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Patricia Yager Delagrange
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I love elephants - thank you for this video
