Sabah Wildlife Rescue Units staff Dr K. Uma Maheswary (left) and Dr Arnold Supil are working through the Christmas holidays as they keep a close eye on Malu, a Borneo Pygmy elephant calf that was found abandoned by its herd in a plantation near Sabah's east coast Malua Forest Reserve in Kinabatangan.
KOTA KINABALU: A baby Bornean Pygmy elephant that apparently strayed from its herd was rescued by wildlife rangers from a plantation close to the Malua forest reserve in the east coast Kinabatangan district.
The two-month-old calf was found wandering in the workers quarters' area of a plantation on Dec 19.
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