Elephants have migrated to the southwest. On the way, they entered the villagers' homes and turned on the tap to drink water.

Elephants have migrated to the southwest. On the way, they entered the villagers' homes and turned on the tap to drink water.

Elephants have moved to the southwest. On the way, they entered the villagers' homes and turned on the tap to drink water. They have moved 6.6 kilometers to the southwest and continue to move in Shuanghe Township, Jinning District, Kunming. At present, personnel are safe. It is understood that the on-site headquarters assisted in feeding the elephants along the way and induced the elephants to move westward and southward. On that day, more than 464 people were evacuated and fed 2 tons of elephant food.

Elephants have moved to the southwest. On the way into villagers' homes, they turn on the tap to drink water. On the morning of June 5th, the Red Star journalist learned from the Jinning District Government of Kunming that 15 wild Asian elephants in the north had moved to Sunset Yi Township in Jinning District. According to official news, as of 4 17: 00, the elephant moved 6.6 kilometers southwest and continued to move in Shuanghe Township, Jinning District, Kunming, which made people feel safe.

June 4th, Kunming, Yunnan. Some villagers photographed elephants entering the yard and unscrewed the tap to drink water. The video shows that an elephant found the tap, unscrewed a drink with his nose, and then his companions took turns drinking water. After the elephant left, he left an open faucet and a slogan "Save water". The villagers laughed and said, "Why didn't you turn off the water? Didn't you see the soil conservation? "

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Elephants have moved to the southwest. On the way, they went to the villagers' house and turned on the tap to drink water. According to the latest bulletin released by @ Yunnan, as of June 4th 17, the elephant moved 6.6km to the southwest and continued to move in Shuanghe Township, Jinning District, Kunming. At present, personnel are safe.

It is understood that the on-site headquarters assisted in feeding the elephants along the way and induced the elephants to move westward and southward. On that day, more than 464 people were evacuated and fed 2 tons of elephant food.

If elephants don't return to the south, there may be serious consequences. Chen Mingyong, a professor at the School of Ecology and Environment of Yunnan University, pointed out that wild elephants are more likely to get sick because their current location is no longer suitable for their survival. At the same time, the lack of gene communication in the future is more likely to lead to the extinction of this small population. I hope these confused wild elephants can find their way home as soon as possible!