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Model behaviour: India’s anti-cruelty robot elephants

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The life-size mechanical replicas were rolled out to replace elephants in India’s Hindu temples. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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The Straits Times

Model behaviour: India’s anti-cruelty robot elephants

The life-size mechanical replicas were rolled out to replace elephants in India’s Hindu temples. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Model behaviour: India's anti-cruelty robot elephants

It flaps its ears and squirts water from a waving trunk, but this elephant is a life-size mechanical replica rolled out to replace the endangered animals in India's Hindu temples.

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