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Animals & humans saving each other

sanjay Offline
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This thread is to inform any incident in which humans have saved or helped wild animals. Post your details with pictures, videos and other details. I will start with one great example

Meet Nic Proust, He has done an exceptional work by helping a female elephant in Botswana.
Read his full report -

Elephant stuck in the mud!

What an emotional day it was yesterday as we battled for more than 3 hours to free this elephant that got stuck in the mud. At first we were called out to save a calf and then when we got there we realized it was an adult female and she was so stuck...about 2m in and unable to move. She had been there for days and the mud was all caked around her. She let us get close and we started digging her out and allowing fresh water to seep into the mud around her. The Botswana Defense force got there too as well as well as the Department of Wildlife and National Parks...amazing luck to have them around and they did great. We used the BDF truck to start pulling her out and only when the concession tractor arrived did we succeed with both the tractor and truck needed to finally dislodge the elephant from the mud. At one stage a bull elephant arrived and it was panic as we revved the truck and shouted to distract him from charging us...if that was not enough well we also had 2 lions come down to watch us...a big male and female...fortunately they were easier to chase away. The outcome? Well we got this amazing animal out of the mud...but she was so so weak...it was a victory and she was alive but to be honest I don't think she will make it...its about a 2 hour drive and we will check later and pray that somehow she found the energy to get up during the night after her huge ordeal. What a truly amazing animal that knew we were doing good to help her and she allowed us to get so close. Even if she dies at least one animal out there knows that a lot of humans mean well. Either way so proud of the commitment shown by all involved.


Helping an elephant stuck in mud
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Well done Nic, You have done a great job and we appreciate your work.

I request our members to post and praise such incident.
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Animals & humans saving each other - sanjay - 11-12-2016, 10:31 PM
RE: Animals saved by humans - sanjay - 11-14-2016, 10:17 AM
RE: Animals saved by humans - Roflcopters - 11-14-2016, 05:39 PM
RE: Animals saved by humans - Bronco - 11-19-2016, 09:39 AM
RE: Animals saved by humans - Bronco - 01-19-2017, 02:01 PM
Humans saved by animals - Bronco - 01-24-2017, 09:36 AM



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