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A set of Asian elephants are caught on camera in the Cardamon Mountains, Cambodia
A conservation group releases video shot in the Cardamom Mountains of Cambodia showing what it says is the largest group of wild Asian elephants captured on camera over the past decade. Rough Cut - subtitled (no reporter narration).
A conservation group releases video shot in the Cardamom Mountains of Cambodia showing what it says is the largest group of wild Asian elephants captured on camera over the past decade. Rough Cut - subtitled (no reporter narration).
A baby elephant struck by a motorcycle on Sunday while crossing a road with a group of wild pachyderms in the province of Chanthaburi, Thailand. But according to HuffPost, a quick-thinking and highly experienced rescue worker saved the little one using CPR. Both the rider and elephant are recovering. Neither had serious injuries. In his 26 years as a rescue worker, Mana Srivate has performed dozens of resuscitation attempts--but never before on an elephant. Srivate said he made an educated guess about the location of the elephant's heart, based on his knowledge of human anatomy and a video he saw online. It’s my instinct to save lives, but I was worried the whole time because I can hear the mother and other elephants calling for the baby. When the baby elephant starting to move, I almost cried. Mana Srivate Rescue worker, Thailand
Keira Knightley took "so long" to "completely ignore" that the camera was there on a film set.
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