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Elephants Freed From Tourism Trade | BBC Earth
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July 14, 2020
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5:55Now PlayingElephant tourism often involves young calves brought up in captivity to lead a life of elephant-back rides and long days of logging in forests. But is there a way forward to benefit the animals and the humans who care for them?
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