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The Forest Elephants

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May 4, 2015

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Andrea Turkalo, a researcher who has spent more than twenty years camped

out near a bai, or clearing, in the Dzanga-Ndoki National Park, in the

Central African Republic, talks about the lives, emotions, and dwindling

population of forest elephants.

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The Forest Elephants

Producer: Sky Dylan-Robbins

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Andrea TurkaloDzanga-Ndoki National ParkCentral African Republic

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