New Wild Elephant Spotted in Chitwan National Park's Sauraha Area
Summary
A new wild elephant estimated to be 18–19 years old has been spotted for about two weeks in the Sauraha area of Chitwan National Park. The animal is roaming the buffer forest and has not entered human settlements, according to park officials.
Key Points
- A new wild elephant has been seen in the Sauraha area of Chitwan National Park for about two weeks.
- The elephant is estimated to be 18–19 years old and is staying in the buffer forest area.
- Assistant Conservation Officer Pravin Poudel said it has not entered human settlements or caused trouble.
- Officials say lone male elephants are often expelled from herds led by female elephants.
