On September 21, two fishermen spotted a trunk above the water of the swollen Teesta River in West Bengal, India. It turned out to be an elephant calf that had been swept nearly five kilometers downstream after attempting to cross the river. According to forest officer Mudit Kumar Verma, the forest team, with help from local fishermen, rescued the drowning...

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