Twenty-two elephants head back toward India
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- A group of 22 elephants returned toward India from Nepal’s Jhapa district on September 7.
- The herd, which included calves, had caused near-daily disturbances in Bahundangi, Shantinagar and nearby areas.
A group of 22 elephants that had spent the past month in community forests across Nepal’s Jhapa district headed back toward India on the morning of September 7, elephant conservationist Shankar Luitel reported.
The herd included calves and had caused near-daily disturbances in Bahundangi, Shantinagar and surrounding areas.
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