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In search of the albino elephant


Posted on Wednesday, 10 November, 2004 | Comment icon 1 comment



 
Tom Parker: It's late afternoon in Yala national park, and Priviraj Fernando, a scientist from Sri Lanka's Centre for Conservation and Research, is carefully attaching movement-sensitive cameras to posts on the park boundary.

"We're hoping to catch the albino elephant on film, many herds come through here at night," Dr Fernando tells me, pointing out the piles of dung and the stripped branches of the acacia plants which they eat.

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Comment icon #1 Posted by AztecInca on 11 November, 2004, 5:50
And theres just another way that humans have impacted on the lives of animals.But hopefully we can get the footage of this beautiful and rare elephant, all creatures on this earth are amazing and we should do our best to ensure that they survive!
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