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At Least 11 Elephants Die After Falling into Waterfall in Thailand
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October 8, 2019
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1:36Now PlayingWildlife officials in Thailand discovered the carcasses of five more wild elephants downstream from a waterfall, where the bodies of six others were found last weekend. The carcasses were discovered by a drone being used to investigate how the first six elephants plunged to their deaths at the Haew Narok — Ravine of Hell — waterfall in Khao Yai National Park in northeastern Thailand. Park officials say the first group of elephants died when trying to reach a dead calf. One official said Tuesday that the death toll of 11 is the highest number of elephants to die in a single incident in Khao Yai. The elephant population at the park is estimated to be about 300.
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