Wild elephant at open field
It is now thought that around 6,000 elephants remain in Thailand, with 50% of those being wild.
Better known that most wild elephants are exposed into the free area after having been rescued from the logging and tourism industries.
Wild elephants are wild animals that should be treated with full respect, because they are not always peaceful in their behavior towards humans and can confront them with evil attacks.
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Anja Gabi 12/01/2024 19:37
Ja, in der Wildnis sieht man sie lieber und da muss man natürlich sehr aufpassen. Es sind große, gefährliche Tiere.LG Anja