Pygmy elephant found injured in oil palm estate being nursed back to health


KOTA KINABALU: An juvenile pgymy elephant found injured in an oil palm plantation nearly two weeks ago is being treated by wildlife rangers and vets in Sabah's central Telupid district.

The male elephant, believed to be between five and seven years old, was initially thought dead when it was found by estate workers.

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