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  • Wildlife Laws Ignored For The Religious Event At Bandipur National Park
    By: deepchand | - Events on the 28th January 2012 at the Bandipur tiger reserve, many lacks devotees are throng in the Bandipur national park during the 108 Shiv Ling pratistapan mahotsava and Jathra at Lord Shivas (Mahadev) temple in the Beladakappe.

    B S yeddyurappa former chief minister of the Karnataka is listed to inaugurate ceremony of the foundation-laying for Shiv Ling temple, which is starting construction in prohibited area. Foundation stone for the Mahadeshwar Swami temple will lay by ...

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  • Jungle Of Madhya Pradesh To Have 11 Trained Elephants
    By: deepchand | - Five national parks of the Madhya Pradesh will soon have eleven trained elephants to the organize jungle safaris and attract many tourists from domestic and international. A team of wildlife and elephant experts from Bandhavgarh National Park go to Karnataka on the Wednesday to consider quality of the elephants government of state has offered to the provide.

    Full trained elephants have in Karnataka. So, this offer we accepted chief of the wildlife warden H. S. Pabla said. The Madh ...

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  • Setting Off On A Night Safari Into The Wild In Sri Lanka
    By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | - Night safaris in wildlife parks are not very common in Sri Lanka. Yet, at the few places that do offer these tours, it gives wildlife enthusiasts a unique chance to observe many wild animals after sunset. One of the best places to go on a night safari is along the borders of Yala, well known for its massive flocks of birds, many leopards and families of elephants and their babies in tow, roaming the wild under the moonlight.
    Yala is considered to be a national park that has the highest le ...

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  • The Population Of The World's Largest Land Animal Is Dwindling
    By: prolificrandy | - The magnificent elephant is the largest land animal in the world today. There are 3 species of these mammals, the African Bush elephant, the African Forest elephant and the Indian or Asian Elephant. Credited with a high level of intelligence and remarkable memory powers this splendid specimen has been poached for its tusks for several thousand years. All other species of elephants including the mammoths are extinct.

    The African Bush Elephant otherwise called the African savanna elep ...

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  • Elephant World-their History, Lifestyle And Survival
    By: treeves | - As the saying goes, "God is really only another artist. He invented the giraffe, the elephant, and the cat. He has no real style. He just keeps on trying other things." Elephants are truly the largest mammals that thrive on the earth. It's a magnificent treat to watch these amazing creatures walk. I am really taken aback when I think how man can tame this huge creation of God. They are known for their high level of intelligence, interesting behavior, methods of communication and complex social s ...
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  • Vital Elephants Corridor Saved By Wildlife Charity In India
    By: deepchand | - A vital corridor used by above a thousand elephant has been bought and shifted to the government of Karnataka, protecting an ancient south Indian elephants migrations route that was below harsh pressure due to the human activities.

    The 25.5 acre area was under the private ownership to the kollegal Elephant but has now been purchased by wildlife trust of India help by International Fund for Animal Welfare.

    Main concern to WTI is one of the protecting elephant corrido ...

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  • An Insight Into The Elephants Habitats And Behavior
    By: treeves | - Elephants are one of the most intelligent species on earth with only two existing distinguishable species, the Asian elephant and the African elephant. As we come across the word elephant, we get a picture in our mind that is of huge strong figure with tusks and trunk and grey to brownish colored mammals. These creatures are great social beings and are one of the defining components of Asian heritage. You might have often heard or seen illustrations in history about elephants being used in wars, ...
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  • Welcome To The Elephant Kingdom "€"physical Characteristics.
    By: treeves | - Elephants are the largest land-dwelling mammals on earth with two extant species- The African elephant known as Loxodonta Africana and the Asian elephant as Elephas maximus. The prehistoric times had a diverse and populous group of large mammals regarded as the third species- Mammoths with the scientific name of Mammuthus is now extinct. The African elephants have subspecies like Savanna or the African Bush elephants and then the Forest elephants. The Savanna or the African Bush elephants are fo ...
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  • Wildlife Survival Throughout The Globe
    By: David Tatham | - The threat is real and increasing everyday. Thousands of endangered wild animals, numerous species of Tigers, Rhinos, Elephants and lots of other animals are being killed as we look at this text, for 'drugs' and other 'old cures'. Along with the current upheaval in Kenya, the political situation is now desperate, the inhabitants are struggling to survive. The unrest, automobile bombings, kidnappings, and the overspill of troubles from Somalia have all come to make the nation less stable as a hol ...
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  • Thailand's Best Elephant Camp
    By: Mark Alexander | - If you had to choose all the things, good and bad, that Thailand is famous for, one should, but wouldn't stand out as an obvious winner. In competition with the finest Asian cuisine (Thai food), pristine beaches on idyllic islands such as Koh Samui and Phuket, Buddhism with the beautiful temples and monks in their orange robes, beautiful, silky skinned sexy girls, cheap but quality fake goods, great shopping, and the not so discreet sex industry, the country's national animal, the elephant often ...
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  • For Asian Elephants Thailand Leads The Way
    By: Mark Ace Smith | - There are so many new and exciting ideas on how to enjoy a vacation, and ecotourism is becoming a popular way to enjoy nature without hurting it, adventure holidays are definitely the way forward for both tourism businesses and tourists and travelers alike. South-East Asias warm climate and cheap costs of living and travelling, and the culture and food, make it the best place on the globe to travel to for the widest range of budgets. Jungle trekking and scuba diving are wonderful ways to expe ...
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  • Watch Water For Elephants Online
    By: dave6ay2ba | - Water for Elephants is an amazing movie that you have to watch. Its plot is really interesting. Just imagine a love story in a circus. In the following paragraphs we are going to talk about the plot in details.
    You will witness an amazing journey in a circus train. This is a second-rate train of the Depression era. The main character enters into a world of sideshows and shady actions. Jacob joins up the Benzini Brothers Circus. His life will change forever. He did it because his parents di ...

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  • Elephants In Uganda
    By: Jamie Hanson | - The international conservation community has declared elephants as an endangered species The forests and wildlife reserves which are teeming elephants have become the major tourist attraction. A steady decline of the animal is observed due to regular poaching. Uganda, a small east African country had over 30,000 elephants especially during 1960 and the numbers were drastically reduced since many elephants migrated to nearby Congo, during the harsh regime of Idi Amin- then army general. Today, Ug ...
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  • Gandah Elephant Sanctuary
    By: Joha Rahman | - Gandah Elephant Sanctuary was set up about 20 years ago as the transit center for elephants' relocation program. As the number of elephants at the center increases, some of them were not suitable to be relocated, as they are either too young or too old to survive in a new foreign environment. Slowly these elephants readjusted to the new surrounding and accept the presence humans in their daily activities. They became tourist attraction and started to draw large number of visitors especially in t ...
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  • Kaudulla National Park - Get Up Close And Personal With Elephants
    By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | - A Sri Lankan vacation is just not the same without a safari into one of its beautiful national parks which are situated all over the island. Kaudalla National Park is the perfect national park to go to. Recently opened to the public again it is now home to 250 wild elephants which are seen all over the park. It is not possible to not spot one of these massive creatures while driving through its terrains. It is possible to get into close proximity with these wonderful, majestic creatures. In addi ...
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  • Elephants And Their Interesting Life
    By: Nail Yener | - Elephants are the largest mammals on the earth that walk the land and belong to two genera of the family of Elephantidae known as Elephas and Loxodonta.

    There are only three species of elephants living in the world today; because unfortunately, all other species are extinct. The three species that survived till today are named as African Bush Elephant, African Forest Elephant and the Asian Elephant.

    At birth, an elephant calf weighs an average of 120 kilograms and has a ...

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  • Plush Elephants & Elephant Facts
    By: Angeline Hope | - Plush elephants make terrific gifts for a child that has never had one before, or as decoration for an animal themed room such as a bedroom or playroom. And, the more life-sized the plush elephants, the better. Online stores have some spectacular plush elephants that are a must have for anyone thinking of or just beginning a stuffed animal collection. One plush elephant is three foot tall and actually comes with sound and is so lifelike, you will feel like you are standing next to the real thi ...
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  • Elephant Painting In Phuket
    By: Nikole | - The elephant is Thailands national animal. Its role in Thailands culture was to transport logs and Royalties. Things change. A century ago, the advent of motorized vehicles retired the elephants as a means of transportation.

    Recently, the new anti-logging laws brought about by the widespread deforestation in Thailand left more than 3,000 elephants and their mahouts out of work. Lucky are the elephants that were saved and are now thriving in elephant parks. Luckier are ...

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  • The Mourning Rituals Of Animals
    By: Larry Isaacson | - Though we are commanded in the Bible to be stewards of the animals, we often forget how much we share with them. In our conceit, we often feel that we are the only ones to mourn the loss of close relatives and friends, but there are many instances of grieving behavior in the animal kingdom as well.

    There are videos, for example, of elephants forming a protective circle around the bones of their compatriots. In Kenya, one family group of elephants came across the bones of their matr ...

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  • Why Kids And Elephants Will Make You Wet
    By: Francis David | - Five basic desires that pertain mostly to social behavior are honor, idealism, social contact, family, and status. In this article let us discuss the first one honor.

    Honor
    Honor is the desire to be loyal to ones parents and, by extension, to ones heritage, ethnic group, culture, moral code, religion, city, or nation. For example, we honor our parents when we are loyal to the moral principles and religion they taught us when we were children. We honor our forefathers ...

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  • Periyar National Park,kerala,india-wild Elephants Habitat
    By: deepa gupta | - Periyar National Park, land of diverse wildlife is located in the cardamom hills in Iduki district in South-East Kerala in proximity to Kalakad-Mundanthurai tiger reserve in Tamilnadu. Periyar meaning Big river is one of the oldest protected areas of Southern Ghats of India. It was declared as national part in 1982 and came under the ambit of project tiger in 1978. Its a prime tiger land. The total area under the park is 777 Sq kms consisting of valleys, plains & wetlands. Its other name is T ...
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  • Stuffed Elephant & Interesting Elephant Facts
    By: Angeline Hope | - Given elephants are social animals and live in family herds made up of several females and their young, the life of a stuffed elephant toy can be a very lonely one. Perhaps hidden out of sight amongst an array of other plush toys, a stuffed elephant will pine for some much needed attention. If that should happen to come in the way of being able to be around other stuffed elephants, then all the better.

    Did you know that when elephants feel like the threat of bees around, they emit ...

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  • Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand-land Of Tigers And Elephants
    By: deepa gupta | - Rudyard Kipling once described this land as primal jungle and Jim Corbett loved to travel the length and breadth of this land fearlessly.This is Corbett National Park (CNP), a splendid place supporting a vast reservoir of wildlife.This park has the honour of first national park of the country. It was so declared in 1936 as Hailey National Park & later renamed in the honour of legendary hunter-turned animal lover Jim Corbett. It is situated in the foothills of western Hima ...
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  • Mini Bears, The Art That Never Ends
    By: Mario Hurley | - The latest trends seem to predict an unprecedented return of mini bears. This will be no surprise when this art returns to shopping shows and flooding the social network sites. In fact, Google trends registers a dramatic increase in interest in mini bears by about 600% compared to 3 years ago. Folks over 30 years old can still remember the mini bear craze where collectors sought after artists and their incredible ability to craft mini bears all sorts of fashions. This art of creating mini be ...
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  • David Shepherd The Artist
    By: David Tatham | - His paintings have been reproduced the world over, particularly his range of signed, limited editions that have become sought after collectable items.

    African wildlife constitutes the main theme of his paintings. There is a unique style in his paintings which brings to life what Mother Nature has to offer. A sweep of brushwork gives a lovely dramatic effect to the paintings. The quality of hesitation and subtle distortion offers a unique quality to the pictures. David Shepherd in hi ...

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  • An Artist With A Passion
    By: David Tatham | - Through money raised from his artwork, David Shepherd has long ago, set about the difficult task of bringing an awareness to the world that we cannot continue taking at the present rate of consumption, without something giving way.

    Today we see several countries who have realized the need for discussions on climate change and the consevation of natural resources. A subject that is very dear to David Shepherd's heart. The discussions have now become a pertinent issue among the higher ...

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  • A Fine Investment In Art
    By: David Tatham | - Throughout the recent financial turmoil, investment in art has enjoyed a solid return amongst the top artists, such as David Shepherd.
    It is of utmost importance to consider an artist's work and the price of his originals over a long period of time. Many companies are excellent at marketing and what can appear an excellent investment in the heat of the moment, can be little more than wall decoration and of little resale value in years to come.

    David Shepherd is an internationa ...

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  • A Wildlife Artist With A Message.
    By: David Tatham | - David Shepherd was born on April 25, 1931. He is a world renowned British artist that is known for his wildlife paintings. He is often regarded as an outspoken conservationist and frequently paints exotic creatures and landscapes from many African regions.

    Born in the London suburb of Hendon, he became interested in painting as early as the age of 8. He won a painting competition for the magazine Nursery World. He was rejected from the Slade School of Fine Arts in London and when he ...

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  • Volunteering With Elephant's In Thailand For A Trip Of A Lifetime!
    By: Sally Brown | - Have you ever thought of going to Thailand to volunteer with elephants at an elephant camp? You probably have. Elephants are magical and Thailand's is a magical country. To spend time with these wonderful animals in a wonderful country would be a dream come true for many people. There are various opportunities where you can go to Thailand's and volunteer with these wonderful animals for a short period of time. Let's explore these options.

    Thailand is one of the most popular tourist ...

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  • The Best Spots To See Elephants In Kerala
    By: Karma Kerala | - No portfolio of Kerala will be complete without the majestic animals of elephants. Keralites share a deep sentiment with these gentle giants, which are inevitable attractions in all temple festivals and cultural processions of Kerala. There are many domesticated elepahnts in Kerala and in the olden days these were considered as prestige symbols. Elephants are used in timber industries for towing huge logs and in temple rituals and you can see them pacing down the village roads, carrying palm fo ...
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  • Bees Used To Scare Off Elephants From Crops
    By: ProPacific | - Small creatures such as a mouse are now not going to be the only living thing that will make an elephant head for the hills in as fast as a blink of an eye. Recent studies have concluded that a swarm of bees will have the elephant run for cover as fast as possible and also alter the elephants that are nearby.

    This was the news African farmers have been waiting to hear since they have experienced plenty of trouble from these large-eared creatures feeding from the farmer's crop field ...

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  • Artist And Conservationist, David Shepherd.
    By: David Tatham | - One of the most financially rewarded painter of UK, David Shepherd has a less than negligible critical status in the art world.

    Over the years, he has produced much work, and consequently given pleasure to thousands of people,m particularly with his signed, limited editions which have become ever increasingly sought after. The main subject of his paintings is African wildlife amidst a grand environment of the wild Africa. The majority of his work is wildlife and uses a pyramid stru ...

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  • How Can Discussing Elephants Help Our Business?
    By: Jean Cannon | - Discover the reasons your business can learn from elephants

    The first elephant lesson is learned from Taronga Zoo's newborn baby elephant initially nicknames "Mr Shuffles". After 4 days of his mother's labour he was thought to be stillborn until he popped his persistent head up and with a little help like a sling under his belly held up by four zoo staff so he was able to drink milk from his mother until his legs got the hang of standing by himself.

    He is now a fun lit ...

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  • Biography Of A Conservationist And Artist
    By: David Tatham | - Since the early 1960s David Shepherd has been internationally recognized as a wildlife artist. However, despite all of his fame that he has received from painting some of the most lifelike paintings of both marine life and wildlife in general, his painting career did not start out in a glamorous sense.

    The funny thing is David Shepherd from the time that he was young had one ambition, and that was to be a game warden. Upon finishing his traditional schooling, he decided to take the ...

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  • David Sheperd: Artist Conservationist
    By: David Tatham | - David Sheperd is classified as Naturalist Artist, Painter, and Conservationist. He was born in 1931 in the town of Hendon, a suburb of London England. At the age of 8 he won a children's' painting competition sponsored by the magazine "Nursery World". After completed all levels of school he had hopes of being a Game warden and then traveled to Africa in hopes of becoming one. To his disappointment he was summarily rejected. Throughout his early life rejection seemed to haunt Mr. Sheperd. Though ...
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  • David Shepherd, Conservationist And Artist.
    By: David Tatham | - David Shepherd, internationally renowned wildlife artist and conservationist, who has devoted much of his time to protecting almost extinct species of animals, and bringing to the forefront, the ever increasing need to 'look after' the planet on which we all live... He has recently presented awards to the Wildlife artist of thee year... He expressed his pride of the sucess of this year's competition, and went on to say how rewarding it was to offer an opportunity to so many artists throughout th ...
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  • David Shepherd
    By: David Tatham | - David Shepherd, internationally renowned as one of the world's leading wildlife artists. Much of his time is now devoted to conservation.

    Several hundred signed limited edition titles have been published, illustrating his work. Born in the 1930s he still continues to paint and although a tremendously sucsessful commercial artist, he has a very 'down to earth' approach regarding the world we all live in and how it should be cared for...

    He has received many honours over ...

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  • "i Don't Have To Be Chained To The Peg Anymore!"
    By: Ted Ciuba | - These economic times require a little bit of flexibility. They require a little bit of movement, a little bit of doing something different.

    Well, do you want to be like a circus elephant? If you can believe this or not, those big, massive animals-they tether them down with a little peg that goes into the ground. It's about a foot long, as I understand it.

    Now, that's interesting-that this one little thing can supposedly hold the elephant in place. It's collared arou ...

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  • Wild Animal Glass Collectible Figurines
    By: Jamie Hanson | - If you want to explore nature and want to know more about the wild animals, their living and their extinction, then you need to read on, as this piece of information contains all that you are looking for. I have a few fascinating realities on wild animals and how you can begin a great figurine variety of wild animals. These animals were found during the time of dinosaurs that existed on this planet around 200 million years before. An amazing reality about wild animals is that anatomically thei ...
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  • Inside Olerai Hotel
    By: Edwin Muriithi | - A delightful boat trip to Crescent Island Sanctuary stops en route at a hippo pool where hundreds of buffalo and hippo wallow in the mud. Once at Crescent Island, guests spend the morning walking with zebra, waterbuck, giraffe and all kinds of gazelle - a rare vacation treat. A gourmet picnic is served on the lake edge where giraffe turn to stare as you sip a chilled Chardonnay.
    A truly unique breakfast experience. Olerai house Lodge is set amidst a green oasis; it's a welcoming ...

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  • Olerai House Hotel
    By: Edwin Muriithi | - Olerai House Hotel is a beautiful country hotel set on the shores of Lake Naivasha in Kenya's Great Rift Valley. Painted ochre-red, it nestles under yellow acacia trees and purple jacarandas and is fanned by a cool breeze from the shores of Lake Naivasha. It’s watched over in the far distance by the extinct blue volcano of Mount Longonot.
    There is no better way to arrive for a Kenya safari holiday than to be met at the Nairobi airport, not by driver tour guide but a private p ...

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  • Elephant Safari- Live The Life Of A King As You Tour On An Elephant Safari.
    By: Sumit Singh | - A ride on the royal elephant is everybodys dream. If you want to fulfill such dreams, then come to India. The history of India has witnessed many elephant safari tours undertaken by the Rajas and Maharajas. Now it is your turn.

    You can avail any of the popular elephant safari tour packages in India. Elephant safari tours are common in the national parks and wildlife sanctuaries. Some places famous for elephant safari tours are Corbett National Park, Bandhavgarh National Pa ...

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  • Phuket"€™s Ultimate Night Time Cultural Theme Park
    By: Andy Burrows | - The theme park, Phuket FantaSea showcases the charms and beauty of Thailand with the aid of some high-tech magic. This vast entertainment amenity positioned located near Kamala Village at the water is packed to the gills with things to do and see, from a Las-Vegas-style performance that will leave each visitors jaw hanging, to an unforgettable shopping experience in an artificially created Thai village. This theme park isnt just a spot for children. The shows special effects use the mos ...
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  • All About The Texas Cameron Park Zoo
    By: David H Urmann | - Texas' Cameron Park Zoo is a vastly underrated Texas attraction, and a great family vacation destination.

    The award winning Cameron Park natural-habitat zoo in Waco, Texas provides visitors with an opportunity to see wild animals in state-of-the art, free-form surroundings and progressive display areas.

    The Cameron Park Zoo is home to tortoises from the Galapagos Islands, Africa birds, and other animals from across the globe. The Herpetarium is the perfect hab ...

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  • The Land Of The Millions Elephant
    By: Douglas Scott | - Laos is a land of rivers, forests, mountains, and mists. It is slightly larger than Britain, elongated between Cambodia and China and also bordering Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam. Vientiane the capital city of Laos. Laos remains one of the poorest of all nations in the world. Laos was called the land of the million elephant.

    The main food of Laos is sticky rice and spicy chopped meat but occasional influences of Chinese and French dishes intervene to make the cuisine often a delic ...

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  • African Elephant
    By: Emma Snow | - The largest land mammal on the earth, weighing up to 16,000 pounds, elephants have captivated observers for centuries. Elephants have been used for labor, war, entertainment and hunting. Elephants are one of the most unique animals due to their enormous size and unusual physical characteristics.

    One of the most popular elephants is Dumbo, from the Walt Disney film made in the 1940's. The large ears of elephants, exaggerated in this film, do not hear well, despite their size. They ...

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  • Indian Elephants
    By: WilliamNickel | - Elephant is the largest living land animal in the earth today and they can be categorized into three major types. African bush elephant, African forest elephant and Asian elephant are the three main types of elephants. Asian elephants are also popularly known as Indian elephants. In Asian countries, elephants are often worshipped and are considered as sign of wisdom. Elephants are also used for elephant safari and wildlife tours. Though it is an animal, studies revealed that memory and intellige ...
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  • Texas Cameron Park Zoo
    By: Deven | - The award winning Cameron Park natural-habitat zoo in Waco, Texas provides visitors with an opportunity to see wild animals in state-of-the art, free-form surroundings and progressive display areas.

    The Cameron Park Zoo is home to tortoises from the Galapagos Islands, Africa birds, and other animals from across the globe. The Herpetarium is the perfect habitat for reptiles like crocodiles, as well as spiders and plants.

    Guests can explore Cameron Park Zoo with the ...

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  • What You Have In Common With Elephants
    By: T. D. Mckenzie | - In many parts of India, elephants are used for manual labour; it is a tradition that has been a part of their culture for thousands of years.

    Now although they are relatively peaceful animals, elephants are incredibly strong and can be difficult to control, as they can weigh eight thousand pounds or more once fully grown.

    To deal with this, handlers developed a method that allows them to condition elephants while they are still young.

    This condi ...

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  • Copenhagen - Of Elephants And Ice Rinks
    By: Nomad Rick | - On my first visit to Denmark, I fell in love with the country and the city of Copenhagen. Contrary to my guidebook, you could see elephants and experience ice hockey in the dead of summer.

    The Hanson Brothers

    Upon arriving in Copenhagen, I was burned out from backpacking and looking forward to a good nap. I was traveling with three other Americans and we became distressed as each subsequent hostel told us all beds were sold. After asking around [okay, we were in a b ...

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