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FOUND: Wildlife wars must end | Mind Blowing Facts

Photo from Kui Buri National Park Facebook shows heard of jumbos. With cooperation among the government and community people, buffer space is created for growing foods for elephants and other wild animals. The national park become famous tourism for nature lovers tourists. (Photo by Kui Buri National Park : Facebook Page).

As Thailand celebrates National Elephant Day this week, the country is facing a paradoxical experience, with a surge in human-elephant conflicts that sometimes prove fatal.

March 13 was designated national elephant day in 1998. On the one hand, the elephant is glorified as a national symbol. In bygone days, the national flag even carried the image of an elephant.

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