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Fishermen Rescue Elephant Calf, Reunite With Mother

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Fishermen in West Bengal, India, rescued a newborn elephant calf struggling in the strong currents of the Teesta River, pulling it into a boat and bringing it to safety. Forest officials then located the calf’s mother upstream and reunited them; the mother accepted the calf, and the pair rejoined their herd. Officials are monitoring the elephants.

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