Jumbos may be moved deeper into Sabah jungles


kkmtranslotate2: One of the two aggresive female elephants from herd of about 30 that rampaged farms in a village in Sabah's central Telupid being moved to Dermakot Forest Reserve on Saturday..

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah is deciding whether to move a herd of Borneo pygmy elephants deep into its central jungles in efforts to ensure the safety of villagers and also to protect the animals.

The translocation of two of the herd’s more aggressive elephants to Dermakot Forest Reserve was completed over the last two days.

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