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Wildlife Specialist Flies Into Nigeria Over First-Ever Elephant Rescue
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Wildlife Specialist Flies Into Nigeria Over First-Ever Elephant Rescue
By The Whistler The Okomu National Park in Edo, on Monday, stated that a baby elephant, rescued from an oil palm plantation on November 30, is undergoing rehabilitation. Conservator of the park, Mr Osaze Lawrence, disclosed this at the park in Ovia South West Local Government Area of Edo. The Okomu National Park, in collaboration with the Africa Nature Investors (ANI) Foundation, had rescued the male calf, about two months old, while it was wand…
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