Perhilitan: Prints made by elephants


JOHOR BARU: The state Wildlife and National Parks Department has confirmed that the alleged Bigfoot tracks discovered near the Endau-Rompin area here actually belonged to a herd of elephants.

State Perhilitan director Hasnan Yusop said that its officials studied the pattern of the tracks and concluded that it was made by the pachyderms.

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