Today our team of wildlife officers has come to the rescue of an elephant trapped in a
pile of mud.You see, the water has dried up and the earth has cracked. This has a harsh look.So
our team of wildlife officers is heading to where the elephant is in this rough land.
We also hear the howls of peacocks in the distance.Yes
you can see the footsteps of this elephant on land when you pay attention to this.Here we are slowly
approaching our mission.Yes, so we see the elephant in the mud that we came to rescue today.
So now let's start our mud elephant rescue operation today.Of course this is not an
easy task but let us now see how our skilled and experienced wildlife officer team handles this
mission.So the wildlife officials decided to start the rescue operation with the help of a rope.So
our wildlife officials are ready to bring the elephant ashore with the help of this rope.Of
course, wrapping this rope around the elephant should be done carefully..This is because the
elephant rescue operation as well as the wildlife officials should be concerned about their safety
And as an elephant rescue operation is underway, ordinary people in the area
are also gathering.They are also here to watch the wildlife officials carry out the
operation as it is a refreshing experience for them as well.With
the support of the people, our team of wildlife officers is working to bring the elephant ashore
as we return to our mission.You can see that our team, along with the people,
has started pulling the land using the ropeYou see, it's not really an easy task.
Because when we focus on the weight , Sri Lankan elephant has its body weight between
4,000-12,000 lb (2000-5500 kg). It is smaller than the African elephant. The male elephants
are larger than the females. They are the largest of the subspecies
of Asian elephants and are closely related to the Indian elephants.Elephants
can carry up to 14,000 pounds, or 7 tons, which translates to approximately 130 adult humans. When
you think of sheer brute strength, you probably think of lions or gorillas. However, the reality
is that the majestic and typically docile elephant wins the prize for the world's strongest mammal.
So controlling such a large animal can be a daunting task.
Elephants love to play with mud and water. The mud keeps their skin cool. Their big
ears also work like fans. The elephants flap these to keep themselves cool.But
this time the elephant is lying in the mud.I have stated before that this is not an easy task .
as we return to our mission and the support and unity of all
is important here.It takes everyone's energy and strength to control such a large animal.The
technique of picking up the elephant is to use the rope to pull it back to the ground.So somehow
our own mission is going to succeed.Now our elephant is done bringing us ashore.
Now the elephant must rise by his own strength.Of course it must be said here
that our team of wildlife officers also address these animals in a very affectionate way.You
can see how our team of wildlife officers are encouraging the elephant to stand up for himself.A
happy moment because you can see that the people who came to
see the success of the operation are also happy at this time
They also need to take care of their own safety after picking up the elephant.Therefore, the
surrounding people and wildlife officials should get away from the elephant as soon as possible
At this point the role of our wildlife officer team is complete
and now the elephant has to manage the situation.
So here's how we're doing today to save an
elephant from the mud ... Our operation is successful today.