Encounters with the wild


Keeping jumbos cool: A Johor Fire and Rescue Department fireman spraying water on elephants found wandering in Kluang to prevent them from getting dehydrated amid the hot weather. Photo courtesy of Johor Fire and Rescue Department.

SHRINKING wildlife habitats in Johor coupled with climate change has resulted in an increase in human-wildlife conflicts.

Last June, the issue of monkeys wandering into residences and public facilities was even raised during the Johor State Assembly sitting.

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