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Integrating acupuncture into elephant medicine
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Integrating acupuncture into elephant medicine
Wild baby elephant Bani was paralyzed after being hit by a train. The calf was traumatized and had rigid back legs and hips. A Wildlife SOS medical care team at the Elephant Hospital massages her back legs to encourage movement and circulation. Photo courtesy WildlifeSOS When a young, critically injured female Asian elephant named Bani arrived at Wildlife SOS (WSOS), she presented with life-threatening traumatic injuries. Rescued on February 4, …
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