A new report throws light on elephant abuse. Wap researchers assessed almost 3,000 elephants and found that more than three quarters were living in severely cruel conditions.
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Has been criticized as an example of animal cruelty and exploitation. Animal products,” said gajender k sharma, country director, world animal protection india. The persistent tourist demand for elephant rides fuels the capture of these animals from the wild and perpetuates a cruel form of entertainment . · captive elephants endure physical and psychological suffering to . Often suffering from depression, painful arthritis, cracked toenails, and skin conditions—all brought on by their confinement—these animals are routinely beaten . Around the world, thousands of elephants have been abused for the entertainment of tourists. In adjoining pens, four other elephants pace back and forth, a typical. Several global organizations say that elephant tourism is inherently wrong, and should be phased out. (cnn) — an asian elephant struts into the pool and dips its head. Media in vietnam have reported . Wap researchers assessed almost 3,000 elephants and found that more than three quarters were living in severely cruel conditions. A new report throws light on elephant abuse.
Animal products,” said gajender k sharma, country director, world animal protection india.
In adjoining pens, four other elephants pace back and forth, a typical. In adjoining pens, four other elephants pace back and forth, a typical. Wap researchers assessed almost 3,000 elephants and found that more than three quarters were living in severely cruel conditions. A new report throws light on elephant abuse. Media in vietnam have reported . Has been criticized as an example of animal cruelty and exploitation. Around the world, thousands of elephants have been abused for the entertainment of tourists. Animal products,” said gajender k sharma, country director, world animal protection india. Several global organizations say that elephant tourism is inherently wrong, and should be phased out. Often suffering from depression, painful arthritis, cracked toenails, and skin conditions—all brought on by their confinement—these animals are routinely beaten . · captive elephants endure physical and psychological suffering to . (cnn) — an asian elephant struts into the pool and dips its head. The persistent tourist demand for elephant rides fuels the capture of these animals from the wild and perpetuates a cruel form of entertainment .
