Elephant at centre of animal rights campaign dies in Philippine zoo
- Manila Zoo's beloved elephant Mali, known as the "world's saddest elephant," has passed away after living in solitude for most of her life.
- Animal rights activists, including Sir Paul McCartney, advocated for Mali to be transferred to an elephant sanctuary, highlighting concerns about her lonely captivity.
- Mali's death has sparked tributes and criticism of the Manila Zoo's conditions and decision not to relocate her, fueling calls for better treatment of animals in captivity.
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Mali, la elefanta más triste del mundo muere en un zoológico de Manila
La elefanta más melancólica del mundo, Mali, rindió su último suspiro en el zoológico de Manila, la capital de Filipinas, según informó la alcaldesa de la ciudad, Honey Lacuna, durante una conferencia de prensa el 29 de noviembre.Al parecer, la elefanta habría sucumbido a complicaciones de salud luego de décadas de confinamiento en las instalaciones del zoológico, donde la mayor parte de su existencia transcurrió en solitario, enclaustrada en un…
'World's Saddest Elephant' Dies After Decades of Confinement at Manila Zoo
Mali, the "world's saddest elephant," has passed away following health complications after decades of confinement at Manila Zoo in the Philippines ... where she spent most of her life alone in a pen. The announcement was made Wednesday by the…
Mali, 41, lived alone for decades in a concrete corral at a Philippine zoo. Even Paul McCartney asked to be sent to an elephant reserve, to no avail.
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