Video Of Huge Crowd Chasing Elephant Sparks Outrage
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"Unlike humans, animals don't limit or know their boundaries," wrote IFS Sudha Ramen.
A video of a huge crowd of people chasing an elephant has sparked outrage on social media. Indian Forest Service officer Sudha Ramen shared the disturbing footage on Twitter to raise awareness on the issue of human-animal conflict. No words!! Wondering who is the animal here ???? pic.twitter.com/LAcY276HdX According to the Wildlife Trust of India, human elephant conflict has increased due to encroachment on forest land and loss of habitat. In India, a large chunk of the country's elephant habitat is unprotected or already in use by humans, which means that these gentle giants often stray into human settlements while making their daily or seasonal migration through their home ranges. Elephant corridors allow elephants to move between secure habitats freely, without being disturbed by humans. "Unlike humans, animals don't limit or know their boundaries. When it comes to elephants, the memories of passage are carried across generations," wrote IFS officer Sudha Ramen. "People living near forest areas or near the corridors should not panic, as this could trigger d animal. They too have the right to passage."
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