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Tamil Nadu forest dept tracks orphaned calves

He said that the elephant calves might continue moving in the area due to the grief. Elephants, he added, have emotions like humans

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The Tamil Nadu forest department is tracking the movement of two nine-month-old elephant calves orphaned after three female elephants were electrocuted to death on March 7 at Kali Kavundar Kottai Village in Kundalahalli in Dharmapuri district of Tamil Nadu. Dharmapuri forest range officer Nagaraj told media, “The calves were present in the area where the female elephants of the herd were found dead. We tried to feed them fruits and grains but they ate banana leaves and fed on maize fields in the area.”

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